TW200951825A - Identification information containing article, information identification device and information identification method - Google Patents

Identification information containing article, information identification device and information identification method Download PDF

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TW200951825A
TW200951825A TW098105378A TW98105378A TW200951825A TW 200951825 A TW200951825 A TW 200951825A TW 098105378 A TW098105378 A TW 098105378A TW 98105378 A TW98105378 A TW 98105378A TW 200951825 A TW200951825 A TW 200951825A
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Toshihiro Fujita
Shigetoshi Fujitani
Koji Inada
Koji Takami
Shigeo Maeda
Tomonori Nishiki
Jun Tokuda
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    • G07DHANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
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The amount of identification information contained in an identification information containing article is increased, and detection of the identification information is facilitated, in an identification information containing article that contains identification information. A identification information containing article that comprises at least one fluorescent material with different peak wavelengths is configured such that the at least one fluorescent material contains a fluorescent spectral waveform corresponding to a percentage of at least one fluorescent material selected from prescribed multiple quantum dot fluorescent materials (fluorescent materials that emit fluorescence with peak wavelength ?1 to peak wavelength ?8) as the identification information.

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200951825 六、發明說明: 【發明所屬之技術領域】 本發明係有關含有識別資訊之識別資訊含有物,具體 而言’係關於含有構成識別資訊之不同主發光波長之至少 1種類的螢光體之識別資訊含有物。另外,本發明係關於 % 識別含於識別資訊含有物之識別資訊的資訊識別裝置。又 ,本發明係關於識別含於識別資訊含有物之識別資訊的資 〇 訊識別方法。 【先前技術】 螢光物質係知道經由其材料而峰値波長有所差異,並 知道有經由含有不同材料之複數種類的螢光體之時,將來 自複數種類的螢光體的發光模式作爲識別資訊而賦予之識 別資訊含有物(參照下述之專利文獻η 。在以往典型之 識別資訊含有物,從螢光的強度等觀點,爲了賦予識別資 © 訊而可使用之螢光體材料乃限於及少數。對於以所限的材 料實效性賦予汎用之識別資訊(例如,1 00種類),係將 經由材料的選擇所選擇之主發光波長的組合作爲識別碼之 同時,亦必須經由含有調整而將主發光波長的發光強度的 組合作爲識別碼。另外,著眼於經由螢光體的製造方法或 製造條件,螢光物質的發光特產生爲少變化情況,提案有 亦將製造方法或製造條件作爲識別資訊之識別碼而利用’ 使識別資訊的種類增加之識別資訊含有物(參照下述之專 利文獻2 )。 -5- 200951825 [專利文獻l]WO2003-58549(日本特願2003-558787號 公報) [專利文獻2]W02004-25550(日本特願2003·535874號 公報) 【發明內容】 [發明欲解決之課題] 在如以上之典型的識別資訊含有物,作爲螢光體,使 用未發現量子尺寸效果之主體結晶(例如,粒徑l〇nm(奈 米)以上)之體螢光體。在使用體螢光體之以往的識別資 訊含有物中,峰直播常之組合的選擇幅度(材料的選擇幅 度)窄,從識別資訊的資訊量的觀點,有著更加改良的空 間。另外’因在識別資訊含有物之各種體螢光體之含有量 乃微量之故’從各種峰値波長之螢光的發光強度之識別精 確度的觀點,有著更加改良的空間。然而,如大幅度地使 含有量變化’識別的精確度係雖提昇,但另一方面,阻礙 了識別資訊含有物本來的顏色,而產品價格又大幅度地上 升之故,從實用性的觀點係可說是並非理想。更且,爲了 一次使各種峰値波長的螢光發光,係必須使用網羅從對應 於複數種類之各峰値波長的主吸收波長之最短波長至最長 波長的連續光譜的光源,例如,氙氣燈或水銀燈等。 另外’近年來知道有發現量子尺寸效果的量子點螢光 體。量子點螢光體係了解到經由量子尺寸效果,當其粒徑 變較特定的尺寸爲小時,連續性地位移至較波長較主體結 -6- 200951825 晶之情況爲短之波長側者。例如,如 點螢光體,可對應於粒徑的變化而完 長範圍。更且,體螢光體係爲了提高 也就是對於爲了釋放峰値波長的螢光 大槪與峰値波長相同之波長(主吸收 點螢光體係較體螢光體大幅度地緩和 如照射較峰値波長爲短的光,可良好 ❿ 光者。 因此,在有關本發明之識別資訊 訊之資訊量增加的同時,識別呈變爲 訊。另外,在有關本發明之資訊識別 法中,可簡便且確實地識別含有於識 資訊。 [爲解決課題之手段] ® 爲了解決上述之課題,有關本發 乃屬於。 . 包含不同峰値波長之至少一種類 , 含有物,其特徵乃 前述至少1種類之螢光體乃從特 點螢光體而加以選擇, 將對應於前述至少1種類之螢光 譜之波形,作爲識別資訊而含有者。 另外,爲了解決上述之課題,有 爲GaAs材料之量子 全網羅可視範圍之波 吸收波長的選擇性, ,係了解到必須照射 波長)的光,但量子 吸收波長的選擇性, 地釋放峰値波長的螢 含有物中,使識別資 容易地,含有識別資 裝置及其資訊識別方 別資訊含有物之識別 明之識別資訊含有物 之螢光體的識別資訊 定之複數種類的量子 體的調配之螢光的光 關本發明之資訊識別 200951825 裝置乃屬於 識別將對應於選自特定之複數種類的量子點螢光體之 至少1種類之螢光體的調配之螢光的光譜之波形,作爲識 別資訊而含有之識別資訊含有物的前述識別資訊之資訊識 別裝置,其特徵乃包含: 射出使含於前述識別資訊含有物之至少一種類之螢光 # 體的選擇對象之複數種類的量子點螢光體全部發光之激發 光的激發光源, q 和將從對應於來自前述激發光源的激發光之照射的前 述識別資訊含有物之釋放光,進行分光之分光裝置, 和將經由前述分光裝置加以分光之前述釋放光的強度 ,依波長加以測定之光測定裝置, 和依據經由前述光測定裝置之測定結果,檢測識別資 訊之識別資訊檢測手段; 前述激發光源乃作爲前述激發光,射出較前述複數種 類的量子點螢光體之峰値波長中最短的峰値波長爲短,且 q 實質上單一的波長光者。 另外,爲了解決上述之課題,有關本發明之資訊識別 方法乃屬於 識別將對應於選自特定之複數種類的量子點螢光體之 ~ 至少1種類之螢光體的調配之螢光的光譜之波形,作爲識 別資訊而含有之識別資訊含有物的前述識別資訊之資訊識 別方法,其特徵乃 將較含於前述識別資訊含有物之至少一種類之螢光體 -8 - 200951825 的選擇對象之複數種類的量子點螢光體之峰値波長中最短 的峰値波長爲短,且實質上單一的波長之激發光照射於前 述識別資訊含有物,使前述至少一種類之螢光體所有發光 9 將來自前述識別資訊含有物的釋放光進行分光, 測定所分光之前述釋放光的各波長強度, 依據前述各波長強度之測定結果,檢測識別資訊者。 [發明之效果] 如爲有關本發明之識別資訊含有物,作爲構成識別資 訊之螢光體,根據使用經由粒徑的控制,在特定的範圍內 任意地使峰値波長變化之量子點螢光體之時,比較於使用 體螢光體之情況,在峰値波長的選擇之自由度變大之故, 可使識別資訊的資訊量增加。另外,經由使用量子點螢光 體之時,比較於使用體螢光體之情況,緩和了吸收波長之 β 選擇性之故,可簡便且確實地一次使構成識別資訊之各種 的螢光體發光,並可簡便地檢測識別資訊。由此,亦可簡 便且確實地進行依據識別資訊之識別資訊含有物的真僞判 定等。 如爲有關本發明之資訊識別裝置,因如識別對應於量 子點螢光體之調配的識別資訊即可之故,無需如識別對應 於體螢光體之調配的識別資訊之情況,具備以連續光譜進 行發光的光源或對應於各種體螢光體之複數的激發光源, 可簡單化其構成,特別是激發光源之構成。另外,對於量 -9- 200951825 子點螢光體的情況,係比較於體螢光體之情況,因緩和螢 光體之吸收波長的選擇之故,如可射出較構成識別資訊之 各種量子點螢光體中最短的峰値波長爲短的波長光,不只 以連續光譜進行發光的光源,而實質上射出單一波長的光 之光源亦可例用。另外,可簡便且確實地一次使構成識別 資訊之各種螢光體發光,進而可簡便地檢測識別資訊。由 ^ 此,亦可簡便且確實地進行依據識別資訊之識別資訊含有 物的真僞判定等。 @ 如爲有關本發明之資訊識別方法,因如識別對應於量 子點螢光體之調配的識別資訊即可之故,比較於體螢光體 之情況,緩和螢光體之吸收波長的選擇性,無需如識別對 應於體螢光體之調配的識別資訊之情況,使用連續光譜的 激發光,或對應於各種體螢光體之不同波長之複數種類的 激發光,經由照射較構成識別資訊之各種量子點螢光體中 最短峰値波長爲短之實質上單一的波長的光之時,可簡便 且確實地檢測識別資訊。由此,亦可簡便且確實地進行依 ◎ 據識別資訊之識別資訊含有物的真僞判定等。 【實施方式】 對於有關本發明之識別資訊含有物,資訊識別裝置及 資訊識別方法之最佳型態,加以說明。以下,在對於本發 明之槪念的構成加以說明之後,對於具體之構成,參照圖 面同時加以說明。 有關本發明之識別資訊含有物係屬於含有不同峰値& -10- 200951825 長之至少一種類之螢光體的識別資訊含有物,其特徵乃前 述至少一種類之螢光體係選自特定之複數種類的量子點螢 光體,將對應於前述至少一種類之螢光體的調配之螢光的 光譜波形,作爲識別資訊而含有者。在此,「峰値波長」 係意味從螢光體所釋放之最大遷移強度的螢光之波長。另 外’ 「至少一種類之螢光體」係指:對於螢光體的種類爲 複數之情況,材料及粒徑的至少一方爲不同之量子點螢光 © 體。另外,「量子點螢光體」係指:發現量子尺寸效果之 粒徑極小的超微粒子。作爲構成量子點螢光體之材料,係 例如可舉出半導體物質。量子點螢光體的尺寸指標係爲經 由粒徑,但並不是意味量子點螢光體乃完全之球體者,而 亦可爲大槪爲球體之情況或大槪爲立方體之情況或其他的 形狀情況。例如,對於量子點螢光體的粒徑乃6nm之情況 ,係意味對於量子點螢光體之外接球面的最小直徑乃6nm 者。另外,對於粒徑係作爲亦可包含製作誤差6者。隨之 ® ,對於粒徑乃6nm之情況,係意味量子點螢光體的粒徑乃 (6± <5 ) nm之範圍內者。另外,有調配於識別資訊含有 物之可能性的「特定之複數種類的量子點螢光體」係亦可 爲只含有全部由同一物質所成之量子點螢光體的構成,而 亦可爲含有不同物質所成之量子點螢光體的構成。對於只 含有複數種類的量子點螢光體乃由同一物質所成之量子點 螢光體的構成情況,此等量子點螢光體的粒徑係相互不同 。對於含有特定之複數種類的量子點螢光體乃由不同物質 所成之量子點螢光體的構成情況,由同一物質所成之量子 -11 - 200951825 點螢光體的粒徑係相互不同。然而,物質如爲不同,量子 點螢光體的粒徑係只在峰直波長不同情況,亦可爲相同。 另外,「調配」係指:選自特定之複數種類的量子點螢光 體的量子點螢光體之種類或其含有量或此等之組合。具體 而言,調配的差異係亦可只由所選擇之量子點螢光體的種 類之差異而加以識別,而亦由所選擇之量子點螢光體的種 類及種類別之含有量的組合之差異而加以識別。 識別資訊含有物係包含載持體,保持在載持體之量子 點螢光體。作爲載持體係可舉出固體或粘性體或液體。具 體而言,作爲識別資訊含有物,係例如可舉出由作爲載持 體的固化樹脂或剝離與分散固定於此等之量子點螢光體所 加以構成之構件或膜,含有作爲載持體之化學纖維與分散 固定於化學纖維之量子點螢光體的線或布或紙,含有作爲 載持體之複數的纖維與分散固定於纖維間之量子點螢光體 的線或布或紙,以及含有作爲載持體之粘性體或液體與流 動自由地保持於此等之量子點螢光體的噴墨或塗料或紙或 塗料劑或藥劑或燃料液體。另外,作爲識別資訊含有物係 可例示於上述的膜形成黏接層的密封材。更且,作爲識別 資訊含有物,係形成包含作爲載持體的固體與分散固體於 固體之量子點螢光體的被膜之任意的構件,具體而言可例 示形成有上述噴墨或上述塗料或上述塗料記得固化膜,或 者乾燥膜之構件’以及貼合有上述密封材之任意的構件。 作爲在識別資訊含有物’作爲載持體而發揮機能之樹 脂的種類’係例如可舉出丙烯睛-丁二烯-苯乙烯(AB S ) 200951825 樹脂、聚醯胺(PA )樹脂、聚對苯二甲酸丁二酯(ΡΒΤ ) 樹脂、聚縮醛(POM )樹脂、聚氧化二甲苯(ΡΡΕ )樹脂 、聚對苯二甲酸乙二醇酯(PET )樹脂、聚苯硫醚(PPS )樹脂、聚丙烯酸酯(PAR)樹脂、聚苯乙烯(PS )樹脂 、丙烯腈苯乙烯(AS )樹脂、聚碳酸酯(PC )樹脂、氟 素(FR)樹脂、聚酯彈性體(TPEE )樹脂、液晶聚合物 (LCP )樹脂、特殊工程塑料(SEp )樹脂、以及此等共 〇 聚合物等之複合化合物(合金)。 識別資訊含有物係在各種裝置等,形成外形之至少一 部分的構件者爲佳。對於此情況,係因可簡便地進行識別 資/訊之識別。具體而言,作爲裝置構件,例如可舉出形成 控制機器裝置的外形者((顯示燈之表面蓋,照明裝置之 表面蓋,按鈕開關的操作鈕或本體,繼電器的框體,計時 器的框體,繼電器或計時器用之插座,端子台之框體,利 用光電元件之感應器的框體,輸出入數位或類比信號之機 © 器的框體,配線用遮斷機的框體,電源裝置之框體,可程 式化顯示器的框體等),家電製品之框體,汽車或機車的 照明罩。另外,識別資訊含有物係亦可使用於使用在市場 流通之高級商品(服飾品,服裝附屬品,皮包,鞋子,服 飾用品,錶,寶石等)之標誌或標籤。 作爲構成量子點螢光體之半導體物質,係例如可舉出 CdS 、 CdSe 、 CdTe 、 ZnS 、 ZnSe 、 ZnTe 、 HgS 、 HgSe 、 HgTe等之ΙΙ·νΐ族化合物半導體物質、GaN、GaP、GaAs 、InP、InAs等之III-V族化合物半導體物質、I-III-VI族 -13- 200951825 之元素所成之黃銅礦構造之化合物半導體物質、另外、此 等混合物之混晶半導體物質。I-III-VI族之元素所成之黃 銅礦構造之化合物半導體物質係亦可爲一般所知道之任一 構成,但特別是含有作爲I族元素係選自Cu、Ag所成的 群,作爲III族元素係選自In、Ga、A1所成的群,作爲 IV族元素係選自S、Se、Te所成的群之至少一種類之元 # 素的化合物爲佳。在以下,對於稱爲量子點螢光體之情況 ,在無特別指定下,螢光體之構成物質係半導體物質。 _ 在此,對於量子點螢光體的特性,簡單地進行說明。 量子點螢光體係對應於激發光的吸收,可使較激發光的最 短波長,波長爲長的螢光產生者。具體而言,對應於較量 子點螢光體之帶隙能量爲高能量之激發光的吸收,釋放將 相當於量子點螢光體之帶隙能量的波長做爲峰値波長之螢 光。然而,此螢光隙在光譜,形成將峰値波長做爲中心之 大槪高斯分布形狀之峰値波長。量子點螢光體係因爲爲發 現量子尺寸效果之超微粒子之故,對應於粒子的變化,帶 〇 隙能量(傳導帶的電子最小能量位準與價能帶的墊子最大 能量位準之能量差:禁帶寬度)產生變化,也就是’即使 爲由同一物質所成之情況,如粒徑產生變化,所釋放的螢 光之峰値波長係亦產生變化。粒徑越大,帶隙能量係因變 小之故而峰値波長係變長,粒徑越小,帶隙能量係因變大 之故而峰値波長係變短。然而,對於至少一方向而言未做 爲量子化的螢光體,例如,對於體螢光體之情況’即使在 未發現量子尺寸效果之粒徑的範圍使尺寸變化’帶隙能量 -14- 200951825 係實質尙未產生變化。另外,針對在量子點螢光體,價帶 之電子的能量位準及傳導帶之電子的能量位準係與體螢光 體的情況不同,爲了取得能量位準之退縮解除而分散的能 量位準,而對應於峰値波長的螢光之光譜的分散則變小。 特別是,量子點螢光體的粒徑之精確度越高,其效果則變 越大。然而,螢光的強度係可經由使螢光體之含有量之時 而控制者。更且,在量子點螢光體,係未如體螢光體之情 〇 況顯示選擇性之吸收特性,而如爲較峰値波長爲短之波長 ,則良好地進行吸收,釋放峰値波長的螢光。 作爲製作高精細度地控制粒徑的量子點螢光體之技術 ,係例如可舉出尺寸選擇光蝕刻法。對於使用其尺寸選擇 光蝕刻法之情況,係可將從量子點螢光體所放出的螢光之 峰値波長,以數nm單位(1 nm以下的誤差)加以控制。 在此,對於尺寸選擇光蝕刻法,簡單地進行說明。尺寸選 擇光蝕刻法係指預先以公知的方法,製作量子點螢光體之 ® 後,針對在溶氧環境下,於具有其製作之寬粒徑分布的量 子點螢光體群,照射特定之單色光。量子點螢光體係爲了 吸收本身之帶隙能量以上之寬度寬之波長頻帶的光,對於 其帶隙能量較對應於單色光之波長的能量爲小之情況,係 作爲光激發。此時,由適當地控制溶液條件者,可使作爲 光激發的量子點螢光體之其構成作爲光溶解者。經由其光 溶解,量子點螢光體的粒徑則減少,量子點螢光體的帶隙 能量則變大。其反應係在量子點螢光體之帶隙能量超過對 應於照射光的波長之能量的時點停止。由此,可將量子點 -15- 200951825 螢光體的粒徑,彙整爲依存於進行照射之單色光的波長之 特定粒徑者。 做爲識別資訊含有物之至少一個的螢光體,最終含有 之量子點螢光體的種類係如有一種類之情況,亦有複數種 類之情況’另外’對於特定之複數種類的量子點螢光體乃 含有由不同物質所成之量子點螢光體的情況,如有只含有 由同一物質所成之量子點螢光體的情況,亦有含有由不同 物質所成之量子點螢光體之情況。然而,對於識別資訊含 _ 有物,係亦可含有形成識別資訊之量子點螢光體以外的螢 光體。 識別資訊係亦可將對應於形成螢光的光譜波形之量子 點螢光體的種類之個別峰値波長的螢光,做爲單位而加以 辨識,而亦可將含有複數之個別峰値波長的螢光之複合波 形(部分光譜),做爲單位而加以辨識,而亦可將含有所 有之個別峰値波長的螢光之全體波形(全體光譜),做爲 單位而加以辨識。做爲爲了相互區別識別資訊之識別碼( q 識別要素),係例如可舉出對應於特定之複數種類的量子 點螢光體之各峰値波長的強度(2値或多値判斷),對應 於複數種類的量子點螢光體之各峰値波長的各螢光之有無 (2値判斷),對於各峰値波長的螢光之最近鄰的峰値波 長之螢光而言,相對性的強度(2値判斷或3値判斷), 在特定之波長範圍內的峰値波長之位置(2値或多値判斷 ),在特定之波長範圍內的各種之峰値波長的螢光數量( 2値或多値判斷),在特定之波長範圍內的部分光譜之寬 -16- 200951825 度(2値或多値判斷)。 前述複數種類的量子點螢光體之中至少一部分之種類 的量子點螢光體乃粒徑不同之同一材料的粒子構成爲佳。 如爲此構成,可減低形成量子點螢光體之材料物質的種類 之同時,爲了可製作峰値波長不同之量子點螢光體,可於 識別資訊含有物,簡便地含有識別資訊者。 前述識別資訊乃將在前述複數種類的量子點螢光體之 © 各峰値波長的螢光強度,對於特定之激發光而言,是否爲 特定強度以上,做爲識別碼而含有之構成爲佳。在此,亦 可爲調配特定之複數種類的量子點螢光體之中至少一部分 之量子點螢光體,未調配其他之量子點螢光體的構成,而 亦爲將特定之複數種類的量子點螢光體之中一部分之量子 點螢光體乃以成爲特定的發光強度以上之含有量加以調配 ,將一部分之量子點螢光體乃以成爲特定的未達發光強度 之含有量加以調配的構成。如爲此構成,經由檢測對應特 ® 定之複數種類的量子點螢光體之各峰値波長的發光強度之 時,可簡便地檢測識別資訊。 前述識別資訊乃將在前述複數種類的量子點螢光體之 各峰値波長的螢光強度,對於特定之激發光而言,是否爲 特定之3個以上之強度範圍的任一強度範圍,做爲識別碼 而含有之構成爲佳。如爲此構成,因爲了將經由各峰値波 長的螢光之識別値成爲多値,而可使識別資訊的資訊量增 加者。 前述識別資訊乃將在前述複數種類的量子點螢光體之 -17- 200951825 各峰値波長的螢光強度,對於特定之激發光而言,是否爲 超過〇在強度大範圍的特定之複數強度範圍之任一強度範 圍,做爲識別碼而含有之構成爲佳。如爲此構成,經由對 於各峰値波長可確認至檢測出螢光之時,可使隱藏碼之讀 出的性賴性提昇。另外,對於複數之強度範圍爲3個以上 之強度範圍情況,爲了將經由各峰値波長的螢光之識別値 成爲多値,而亦可使識別資訊的資訊量增加者。 前述複數種類的量子點螢光體之峰値波長乃特定之波 u 長間隔之構成爲佳。在此,對於特定之波長間隔,係可例 示在1個之波長範圍,例如380nm〜500nm之波長範圍, 複數種類的量子點螢光體之峰値波長的波長間隔乃一定之 情況,或在1個之連續性的波長範圍,複數種類的量子點 螢光體之峰値波長的波長間隔乃對應於其波長而變長或變 短之構成,或含於做爲隔離之複數的波長範圍,例如 380nm〜500nm之波長範圍及 650nm〜780nm之波長範圍 的各波長範圍之量子點螢光體之峰値波長的波長間隔乃爲 © 一定之構成,或含於各波長範圍之量子點螢光體之峰値波 長的波長間隔乃對應於其波長而變長或變短之構成等。然 而,在分散於複數之波長範圍的情況,針對在各波長範圍 ,波長間隔乃爲一定之情況,波長間隔係亦可對於各波長 ^ 範圍完全不同,而亦可一部分相同,而亦可完全相同。如 爲此構成,經由粒徑的控制,可將可任意地變更峰値波長 的優點利用爲最大限度。 前述複數種類的量子點螢光體之峰値波長乃在相互做 -18- 200951825 爲隔離之特定之複數的波長範圍,對於各前述波長範圍實 質上爲一定之波長間隔之構成爲佳。在此,「實質上爲一 定之波長間隔」係指對於企圖性使各波長範圍之波長間隔 做爲相同’對於「實質上爲一定」,係不限於完全爲一定 之情況’而包含經由量子點螢光體之製作誤差等而並非完 全爲一定之情況。如爲此構成,可更簡便且高精確度地檢 測各波長範圍之識別資訊的部份資訊。波長間隔係亦可對 〇 於各波長範圍爲完全相同,而亦可爲一部分相同,而亦可 爲完全相同。另外,波長間隔係亦可爲在光譜,爲做爲鄰 接之2個峰直波長的螢光乃形成只具有1個峰値之波形的 間隔,亦可爲在前端部分,形成具有2個峰値之波形的間 隔,更且亦可爲形成具有實質上未重合之2個峰値之波形 的間隔。做爲鄰接之峰直波長的螢光乃在前端部分形成具 有2個峰値之波形的波長間隔,係例如可舉出較一方的峰 直波長之螢光的半値寬度(FWHM:在最大値之2分之1 ❹ 的強度之全幅)爲寬,較峰値波長的螢光之1/10寬度( FWTM :在最大値之10分之1的強度之全幅)爲窄之間隔 。另外,做爲形成鄰接之峰直波長的螢光具有實質上未重 合之2個峰値之波形的波長間隔,係例如可舉出較峰値波 長的螢光之1/1〇寬度爲寬之間隔。 前述複數種類的量子點螢光體之峰値波長乃實質上爲 一定之波長間隔之構成爲佳。如爲此構成,可更簡便且高 精確度地檢測識別資訊的全體。 對應於前述複數種類的量子點螢光體之各峰値波長之 -19- 200951825 螢光乃實質上未重合之構成爲佳。 如爲上述構成,峰値波長不同之螢光乃實質上未重合 之故,可簡便地檢測識別資訊。然而,螢光乃「實質上未 重合」係不限於完全未重合之情況,而亦可爲在螢光的邊 緣部份重合之構成,例如如上述,鄰接之2個峰値波長的 螢光之間隔乃較峰値波長的螢光之1/10寬度爲寬之間隔 ^200951825 VI. Description of the Invention: [Technical Field] The present invention relates to an identification information containing information containing identification information, and specifically relates to a phosphor containing at least one type of different main emission wavelengths constituting the identification information. Identify information contained. Further, the present invention relates to an information identifying apparatus that recognizes identification information contained in an identification information containing item. Further, the present invention relates to an identification method for identifying an identification information contained in an identification information-containing substance. [Prior Art] Fluorescent substances are known to have different peak-to-peak wavelengths through their materials, and it is known that when a plurality of kinds of phosphors containing different materials are passed through, the light-emitting patterns from a plurality of types of phosphors are recognized. The information contained in the information provided by the information (see the following patent document η. In the past, the typical identification information contained in the information, from the viewpoint of the intensity of the fluorescence, etc., the phosphor material that can be used to provide the identification information is limited. And a few. For the limited material identification to give general identification information (for example, 100 types), the combination of the main illuminating wavelength selected by the material selection is used as the identification code, and must also be adjusted by The combination of the illuminating intensity of the main illuminating wavelength is used as the identification code. In addition, attention is paid to the fact that the luminescence of the luminescent substance is less changed depending on the method of manufacturing the phosphor or the manufacturing conditions, and the manufacturing method or manufacturing condition is also proposed. Identify the identification code of the information and use the identification information to increase the type of identification information (refer to the following [Patent Document 2] -5-200951825 [Patent Document 1] WO2003-58549 (Japanese Patent Application No. 2003-558787) [Patent Document 2] WO2004-25550 (Japanese Patent Application No. 2003-535874) Problem to be Solved] In the above-described typical identification information-containing material, a bulk phosphor having a quantum crystal effect (for example, a particle diameter of 10 nm or more) is used as the phosphor. In the conventional identification information content using the bulk phosphor, the selection range of the peak live broadcast combination (the selection range of the material) is narrow, and there is room for improvement from the viewpoint of the information amount of the identification information. The content of various kinds of bulk phosphors for identifying information-containing substances is a small amount, and there is a room for improvement from the viewpoint of the accuracy of recognition of the luminescence intensity of various peak-to-peak wavelengths. However, if the content is greatly increased, The amount of change's accuracy is improved, but on the other hand, it hinders the identification of the original color of the information, and the price of the product has risen sharply. From the practical point of view, it can be said. Further, in order to illuminate various peak-to-peak wavelengths at a time, it is necessary to use a light source that sniffs a continuous spectrum from a shortest wavelength to a longest wavelength corresponding to each peak wavelength of each of the plurality of types, for example, Xenon lamp or mercury lamp, etc. In addition, in recent years, quantum dot phosphors have been found to have quantum size effects. Quantum dot fluorescent systems have been known to have a quantum size effect, when their particle size becomes smaller than a specific size, continuity The ground displacement is longer than the wavelength of the main body junction -6-200951825. For example, if the spot phosphor is used, it can correspond to the change of the particle size and the length range. Moreover, the bulk fluorescent system is The increase is the wavelength at which the fluorescence yttrium and the peak ytterbium wavelength are the same in order to release the peak 値 wavelength (the main absorption point fluorescing system is substantially lighter than the body illuminating body, and the light having a shorter peak wavelength than the illuminating wavelength can be improved. Light. Therefore, the identification becomes a message while the amount of information related to the identification information of the present invention increases. Further, in the information recognition method according to the present invention, it is possible to easily and surely recognize the information contained in the information. [Means to solve the problem] ® In order to solve the above problems, this issue belongs to. At least one of the different peak-to-peak wavelengths, characterized in that the at least one type of phosphor is selected from a characteristic phosphor, and the waveform corresponding to the at least one type of the fluorescence spectrum is identified. Information is included. In addition, in order to solve the above problems, there is a selective wavelength of the absorption wavelength of the quantum holographic range of the GaAs material, and it is known that the wavelength must be irradiated, but the selectivity of the quantum absorption wavelength releases the peak wavelength. In the fluorescing content, the identification information is easily included, and the identification information of the fluorescent material containing the identification information of the identification device and the identification information of the information is included. The information recognition 200951825 device of the present invention belongs to a waveform for identifying a fluorescence of a fluorescence corresponding to at least one type of phosphor selected from a plurality of quantum dot phosphors of a specific plural type as identification information. The information recognition device including the identification information of the identification information-containing object includes a plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors that emit a selection target of the fluorescent material contained in at least one of the identification information-containing substances. The excitation light source of all the illuminating excitation light, q and the illumination light corresponding to the excitation light from the aforementioned excitation light source The identification information includes the light emitted by the object, the spectroscopic device that performs the splitting, and the light measuring device that measures the intensity of the emitted light that is split by the spectroscopic device, and the measurement result according to the wavelength, and the measurement result according to the light measuring device. And an identification information detecting means for detecting the identification information; wherein the excitation light source is used as the excitation light, and the shortest peak wavelength of the peak wavelength of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors is shorter, and q is substantially a single wavelength Light. Further, in order to solve the above-described problems, the information recognition method according to the present invention belongs to a spectrum for identifying a fluorescence of a blend corresponding to at least one type of phosphor selected from a specific plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors. A waveform identification method for identifying information including the identification information contained in the identification information, which is characterized by a plurality of selection objects of the phosphor -8 - 200951825 which are contained in at least one of the types of the identification information. The shortest peak wavelength of the peak wavelength of the quantum dot phosphor of the kind is short, and substantially the excitation light of a single wavelength is irradiated to the identification information containing substance, so that all of the at least one type of phosphor emits light 9 The emitted light from the identification information-containing material is split, and the respective wavelength intensities of the emitted light of the split light are measured, and the identification information is detected based on the measurement results of the respective wavelength intensities. [Effects of the Invention] In the case of the identification information-containing material of the present invention, the phosphor constituting the identification information is arbitrarily fluorescing the peak wavelength in a specific range according to the control of the particle diameter. In the case of a body, compared with the case of using a bulk phosphor, the degree of freedom in the selection of the peak-to-peak wavelength is increased, so that the amount of information for identifying information can be increased. Further, when a quantum dot fluorescent material is used, the fluorescence selectivity of the absorption wavelength is relaxed compared to the case of using the bulk phosphor, and various phosphors constituting the identification information can be easily and surely emitted at one time. And easy to detect identification information. Thereby, it is also possible to easily and surely perform the authenticity determination or the like of the identification information content based on the identification information. For the information recognition apparatus according to the present invention, for example, it is possible to identify the identification information corresponding to the blending of the quantum dot phosphors, and it is not necessary to identify the identification information corresponding to the blending of the bulk phosphors. The light source that emits light in the spectrum or the plurality of excitation light sources corresponding to the various body phosphors can be simplified in configuration, particularly the configuration of the excitation light source. In addition, for the case of the amount of -9-200951825 sub-point phosphor, compared with the case of the bulk phosphor, due to the selection of the absorption wavelength of the mitigating phosphor, for example, various quantum dots which constitute the identification information can be emitted. The shortest peak wavelength in the phosphor is a short wavelength light, and a light source that emits light not only in a continuous spectrum but also substantially emits light of a single wavelength can be exemplified. Further, it is possible to easily and surely emit various kinds of phosphors constituting the identification information at one time, and to easily detect the identification information. By this, it is also possible to easily and surely perform the authenticity determination of the identification information content based on the identification information. @ For the information recognition method according to the present invention, for example, the identification information corresponding to the blending of the quantum dot phosphors can be identified, and the selectivity of the absorption wavelength of the phosphor is alleviated as compared with the case of the bulk phosphor. It is not necessary to use the continuous spectrum of excitation light, or a plurality of types of excitation light corresponding to different wavelengths of various bulk phosphors, to identify the information by illumination, as in the case of identifying the identification information corresponding to the blending of the bulk phosphors. When the shortest peak wavelength of each of the quantum dot phosphors is short and substantially a single wavelength of light, the identification information can be easily and surely detected. As a result, it is possible to easily and surely determine the authenticity of the identification information-containing material according to the identification information. [Embodiment] The best mode of the identification information content, the information recognition apparatus, and the information identification method of the present invention will be described. Hereinafter, the configuration of the present invention will be described, and the specific configuration will be described with reference to the drawings. The identification information-containing material of the present invention belongs to a fluorescent material containing at least one type of fluorescent light of different peaks & -10-200951825, characterized in that at least one of the aforementioned fluorescent systems is selected from a specific one. A plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors are included as identification information corresponding to the spectral waveform of the fluorescence of the at least one type of phosphor. Here, the "peak wavelength" means the wavelength of the fluorescence of the maximum migration intensity released from the phosphor. Further, "at least one type of phosphor" means that, in the case where the type of the phosphor is plural, at least one of the material and the particle diameter is different from the quantum dot fluorescent source. Further, "quantum dot phosphor" refers to an ultrafine particle having an extremely small particle diameter in which a quantum size effect is found. The material constituting the quantum dot phosphor is, for example, a semiconductor material. The size index of the quantum dot phosphor is based on the particle size, but it does not mean that the quantum dot phosphor is a complete sphere, but may be a case where the large sphere is a sphere or a large cube is a cube or other shape. Happening. For example, in the case where the particle diameter of the quantum dot phosphor is 6 nm, it means that the minimum diameter of the spherical surface other than the quantum dot phosphor is 6 nm. In addition, the particle size system may also include a manufacturing error of 6. With the ®, the particle size of 6 nm means that the particle size of the quantum dot phosphor is in the range of (6 ± < 5 ) nm. In addition, the "specific plural type of quantum dot phosphor" that is blended with the possibility of identifying the information-containing material may be a composition including only quantum dot phosphors formed of the same substance, or may be The composition of a quantum dot phosphor composed of different substances. In the case of a quantum dot phosphor in which only a plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors are formed of the same substance, the particle diameters of the quantum dot phosphors are different from each other. For a quantum dot phosphor containing a specific plural type of quantum dot phosphor, which is composed of different substances, the particle size of the quantum -11 - 200951825 point phosphor formed by the same substance is different from each other. However, if the materials are different, the particle size of the quantum dot phosphors may be the same only when the peak wavelengths are different. Further, "provisioning" means a type of quantum dot phosphor selected from a specific plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors or a content thereof or a combination thereof. Specifically, the difference in the formulation may be recognized only by the difference in the type of the selected quantum dot phosphor, and also by the combination of the type of the selected quantum dot phosphor and the content of the species. Identify them by differences. The identification information contains a carrier containing a carrier and a quantum dot phosphor held on the carrier. The carrier system may be a solid or a viscous body or a liquid. Specifically, the identification information-containing material includes, for example, a cured resin which is a carrier, or a member or film which is formed by a quantum dot phosphor which is detached and dispersed, and is contained as a carrier. a chemical fiber and a wire or cloth or paper which is dispersed and fixed to the quantum dot phosphor of the chemical fiber, and contains a plurality of fibers as a carrier and a line or cloth or paper which disperses the quantum dot phosphor between the fibers. And an inkjet or coating or paper or coating agent or medicament or fuel liquid containing a viscous body or liquid as a carrier and a quantum dot phosphor that is freely maintained therein. Further, the identification information-containing material system can be exemplified as the sealing material of the film-forming adhesive layer described above. Further, as the identification information-containing material, any member including a solid as a carrier and a film that disperses solids in a solid quantum dot phosphor is formed, and specifically, the above-described inkjet or the above-mentioned paint or The above coating remembers the cured film, or the member of the dried film, and any member to which the above sealing material is attached. Examples of the type of the resin that functions as the carrier of the identification information-containing material include, for example, acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (AB S ) 200951825 resin, polyamine (PA) resin, and poly-pair. Butylene phthalate (ΡΒΤ) resin, polyacetal (POM) resin, polyoxyxylene (ΡΡΕ) resin, polyethylene terephthalate (PET) resin, polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) resin , polyacrylate (PAR) resin, polystyrene (PS) resin, acrylonitrile styrene (AS) resin, polycarbonate (PC) resin, fluorine (FR) resin, polyester elastomer (TPEE) resin, A liquid crystal polymer (LCP) resin, a special engineering plastic (SEp) resin, and a composite compound (alloy) of such a conjugated polymer. It is preferable that the identification information contains a component which is formed in at least a part of the shape of various devices. In this case, it is easy to identify the identification/information. Specifically, as the device member, for example, a person who forms an outer shape of the control device (the surface cover of the display lamp, the surface cover of the illumination device, the operation button or the body of the push button switch, the frame of the relay, and the frame of the timer) The socket for the body, the relay or the timer, the frame of the terminal block, the frame of the sensor using the photoelectric element, the frame of the machine that outputs the digital or analog signal, the frame of the wiring device for the wiring, and the power supply device The frame, the frame of the display, etc.), the frame of the home appliance, the lighting cover of the car or the locomotive. In addition, the identification information containing system can also be used for the use of high-end goods (apparel, clothing) A symbol or a label of an accessory, a bag, a shoe, a clothing item, a watch, a gemstone, etc. As a semiconductor substance constituting a quantum dot phosphor, for example, CdS, CdSe, CdTe, ZnS, ZnSe, ZnTe, HgS, g·ΐ 化合物 compound semiconductor materials such as HgSe and HgTe, III-V compound semiconductor materials such as GaN, GaP, GaAs, InP, InAs, etc., I-III-VI-13- 20 a compound semiconductor material of a chalcopyrite structure formed by the elements of 0951825, and a mixed crystal semiconductor material of the same. The compound of the chalcopyrite structure formed by the elements of the group I-III-VI may also be a general Any of the known structures includes, in particular, a group in which a group I element is selected from the group consisting of Cu and Ag, a group III element selected from the group consisting of In, Ga, and A1, and a group IV element selected from the group IV element. A compound of at least one of the groups of S, Se, and Te is preferable. In the case of a quantum dot phosphor, the constituent material of the phosphor is a semiconductor without special specification. Substance _ Here, the characteristics of the quantum dot phosphor are briefly described. The quantum dot fluorescent system corresponds to the absorption of the excitation light, and the phosphor having the shortest wavelength of the excitation light and having a long wavelength can be used. Specifically, the absorption of the excitation light corresponding to the band gap energy of the quantum dot phosphor is high energy, and the wavelength corresponding to the band gap energy of the quantum dot phosphor is released as the fluorescence of the peak wavelength. , this glow gap is in the spectrum The peak-to-peak wavelength of the large Gaussian distribution shape with the peak-to-peak wavelength as the center is formed. The quantum dot fluorescent system is based on the change of the particles for the discovery of the ultra-fine particles of the quantum size effect, and the band gap energy (conducting band The difference between the minimum energy level of the electron and the maximum energy level of the mat of the valence band: the band gap) produces a change, that is, 'even if it is made of the same substance, such as a change in particle size, the emitted fluorescence The peak wavelength is also changed. The larger the particle size, the smaller the band gap energy becomes, the smaller the particle size is, and the smaller the particle size is, the band gap energy becomes larger and the peak wavelength becomes shorter. However, for at least one direction, the phosphor is not quantized, for example, for the case of bulk phosphors, even if the size of the particle size of the quantum size effect is not found, the size changes 'band gap energy-14 - 200951825 There is no change in the substance. Further, in the quantum dot phosphor, the energy level of the electrons in the valence band and the energy level of the electrons in the conduction band are different from those in the bulk phosphor, and the energy bits dispersed in order to obtain the energy level retraction release The dispersion of the spectrum of the fluorescence corresponding to the peak wavelength is reduced. In particular, the higher the accuracy of the particle size of the quantum dot phosphor, the greater the effect. However, the intensity of the fluorescence can be controlled by the amount of the phosphor. Moreover, in the quantum dot phosphor, the selective absorption characteristics are not shown as the bulk phosphor, and if the wavelength is shorter than the peak wavelength, the absorption is good, and the peak wavelength is released. Fluorescent. As a technique for producing a quantum dot phosphor having a high-definition particle size control, for example, a size selective photolithography method can be mentioned. In the case of using the size selective photolithography method, the peak wavelength of the fluorescence emitted from the quantum dot phosphor can be controlled in units of several nm (error of 1 nm or less). Here, the size selective photolithography method will be briefly described. The size selective photolithography method is a method in which a quantum dot phosphor is produced by a known method in advance, and a quantum dot phosphor group having a wide particle size distribution produced therein is irradiated in a dissolved oxygen atmosphere. monochromatic light. In order to absorb light having a wide wavelength band of a band gap energy or more, the quantum dot fluorescent system is used as a light excitation for a case where the band gap energy is smaller than the wavelength corresponding to the wavelength of the monochromatic light. At this time, the composition of the quantum dot phosphor which is photoexcited can be made into a light dissolver by appropriately controlling the solution conditions. Through the dissolution of the light, the particle size of the quantum dot phosphor is reduced, and the band gap energy of the quantum dot phosphor is increased. The reaction is stopped when the band gap energy of the quantum dot phosphor exceeds the energy corresponding to the wavelength of the irradiated light. Thereby, the particle diameter of the quantum dot -15-200951825 phosphor can be aggregated to a specific particle diameter depending on the wavelength of the monochromatic light to be irradiated. As a fluorescent body that recognizes at least one of the information-containing substances, the type of the quantum dot phosphor to be finally contained is, for example, a type, and there are a plurality of types of "others" for a specific plural type of quantum dot fluorescent light. The body is a quantum dot phosphor composed of different substances, such as a quantum dot phosphor composed of the same substance, and a quantum dot phosphor composed of different substances. Happening. However, the identification information may include a phosphor other than the quantum dot phosphor forming the identification information. The identification information system may also identify the fluorescence of the individual peak wavelengths corresponding to the type of the quantum dot phosphor that forms the spectral waveform of the fluorescence as a unit, or may include the individual peak wavelengths of the complex number. The composite waveform (partial spectrum) of the fluorescence is identified as a unit, and the entire waveform (the entire spectrum) of the fluorescence containing all of the individual peak wavelengths can be identified as a unit. As the identification code (q identification element) for distinguishing the identification information from each other, for example, the intensity of each peak wavelength corresponding to a specific plural type of quantum dot phosphor (2 値 or more 値 determination) is given. The presence or absence of each fluorescence of each peak-to-peak wavelength of a plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors (2値 judgment), and the relative fluorescence of the peak-to-peak wavelength of the fluorescence of each peak-to-peak wavelength Intensity (2 値 judgment or 3 値 judgment), the position of the peak 値 wavelength in a specific wavelength range (2 値 or more 値 judgment), the amount of fluorescence of various peak 値 wavelengths in a specific wavelength range ( 2値 or more judgments), the width of a part of the spectrum in a specific wavelength range is -16,518,518 degrees (2 値 or more 値 judgment). It is preferable that the quantum dot phosphor of at least a part of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors is composed of particles of the same material having different particle diameters. According to this configuration, the type of material material forming the quantum dot fluorescent material can be reduced, and in order to produce a quantum dot phosphor having a different peak-to-peak wavelength, the information-containing substance can be identified and the identification information can be easily included. The identification information is such that the fluorescence intensity at each peak wavelength of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors is greater than or equal to a specific intensity for a specific excitation light, and is preferably included as an identification code. . Here, it is also possible to formulate at least a part of the quantum dot phosphor of a specific plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors, and to configure other quantum dot phosphors, and also to design a specific plural kind of quantum. A part of the quantum dot phosphor of the point phosphor is formulated so as to have a specific emission intensity or higher, and a part of the quantum dot phosphor is formulated to have a specific non-luminous intensity. Composition. According to this configuration, the detection information can be easily detected by detecting the luminous intensity of each of the peak-to-peak wavelengths of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors. The identification information is such that the fluorescence intensity at each peak wavelength of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors is any intensity range of three or more specific intensity ranges for the specific excitation light. The composition contained for the identification code is preferably. According to this configuration, since the identification of the fluorescent light passing through the respective peaks is increased, the amount of information for identifying the information can be increased. The identification information is a fluorescence intensity at a peak wavelength of -17-200951825 of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors, and whether the specific excitation light exceeds a specific complex intensity exceeding a range of intensity for a specific excitation light. Any range of the range of intensity is preferably included as an identification code. According to this configuration, when the fluorescence is detected for each peak wavelength, the readability of the hidden code can be improved. Further, in the case where the intensity range of the complex number is three or more, the amount of information for identifying the information can be increased in order to increase the amount of fluorescence of the fluorescent light passing through each peak wavelength. It is preferable that the peak-to-peak wavelength of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors is a specific wave length interval. Here, for a specific wavelength interval, a wavelength range of one wavelength range, for example, 380 nm to 500 nm, a wavelength interval of a peak-to-peak wavelength of a plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors may be exemplified, or The wavelength range of the continuity, the wavelength interval of the peak-to-peak wavelength of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors is configured to be longer or shorter corresponding to the wavelength thereof, or is included in the wavelength range of the complex as isolation, for example The wavelength interval of the peak wavelength of the quantum dot phosphor in the wavelength range of 380 nm to 500 nm and the wavelength range of 650 nm to 780 nm is a certain composition, or a quantum dot phosphor included in each wavelength range The wavelength interval of the peak-to-peak wavelength is a configuration in which the wavelength interval becomes longer or shorter corresponding to the wavelength thereof. However, in the case of dispersion in the complex wavelength range, the wavelength interval may be completely different for each wavelength range in the respective wavelength ranges, or may be partially the same, or may be identical. . According to this configuration, the advantage of arbitrarily changing the peak-to-peak wavelength can be utilized to the maximum by the control of the particle diameter. The peak wavelengths of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors are in a specific wavelength range of isolation from -18 to 200951825, and it is preferable that the respective wavelength ranges are substantially constant wavelength intervals. Here, "substantially a certain wavelength interval" means that the wavelength interval of each wavelength range is assumed to be the same for the purpose of "substantially constant", and is not limited to a completely constant case. The production error of the phosphor, etc., is not entirely a certain case. If it is configured for this purpose, it is possible to more easily and accurately detect part of the information of the identification information of each wavelength range. The wavelength spacing may also be identical for each wavelength range, or may be the same or may be identical. In addition, the wavelength interval may be an interval in which the fluorescence of two peaks which are adjacent to each other is formed as a waveform having only one peak ,, or may be formed at the front end portion to have two peaks. The interval of the waveform may be an interval of forming a waveform having two peaks which are substantially not coincident. Fluorescence of a straight wavelength adjacent to the peak is a wavelength interval in which a waveform having two peaks is formed at the tip end portion, and for example, a half-turn width of fluorescence of a single peak straight wavelength (FWHM: at maximum 値) The full width of the 1⁄2 ❹ intensity is wide, and the width of the 1/10th of the fluorescence of the peak wavelength (FWTM: the full width of the 1/10th of the maximum 値) is a narrow interval. Further, the wavelength interval between the two peaks which are substantially non-overlapping, in which the fluorescent light having a straight wavelength adjacent to the peak is formed, is, for example, a width larger than 1/1 萤 of the fluorescence of the peak wavelength. interval. It is preferable that the peak-to-peak wavelength of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors is substantially a constant wavelength interval. According to this configuration, the entire identification information can be detected more easily and with high precision. Between the peak wavelengths of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors -19-200951825, the fluorescence is substantially non-coincident. According to the above configuration, the fluorescent light having different peak-to-peak wavelengths is substantially not overlapped, and the identification information can be easily detected. However, the "substantially non-coincidence" of the fluorescent light is not limited to the case of not completely overlapping, and may be a configuration in which the edge portions of the fluorescent light are overlapped, for example, as described above, the fluorescence of two adjacent peak wavelengths. The interval is 1/10 of the width of the fluorescence of the peak wavelength, which is the interval between the widths ^

的構成。如爲此構成,構成識別資訊之各種量子點螢光體 之峰値波長之螢光乃實質上未重合之故,在識別資訊之檢 Q 測,即使未執行從光譜分離各峰値波長之螢光的螢光分離 解析(峰値分離解析)亦可,因可極簡便地檢測識別資訊 之故。Composition. For this purpose, the fluorescence of the peak-to-peak wavelength of the various quantum dot phosphors constituting the identification information is substantially not coincident, and the detection of the identification information is performed, even if the peaks of the peak wavelengths are not separated from the spectrum. Fluorescence separation analysis of light (peak separation analysis) is also possible because it is extremely easy to detect identification information.

前述識別資訊乃將在從對於特定之激發光之前述至少 一種類的螢光體之螢光的特定之複數各波長範圍之部分光 譜的寬度,是否爲複數之寬度範圍之任一寬度範圍,做爲 識別碼而含有之構成爲佳。在此,做爲「部分光譜之寬度 」,係例如可舉出部分光譜之半値寬度或對應於特定之強 U 度的寬度。如爲此構成,可使在單一之波長範圍的識別値 之値域增加,或使經由模仿之部分光譜的再現性降低。 有關本發明之資訊識別裝置乃含於有關本發明之識別 資訊含有物的識別資訊之裝置,其中,含有激發光源,和 將從對應於來自激發光源的激發光之照射的識別資訊含有 物之釋放光進行分光的分光裝置,和將經由分光裝置加以 分光之釋放光的強度,依波長加以測定之光測定裝置,和 依據經由光測定裝置之測定結果,檢測識別資訊之識別資 -20- 200951825 訊檢測手段。然而,分光裝置,光測定裝置,以及識別資 訊檢測手段係亦可與公知之任何構成相同。 前述激發光源乃作爲激發光,射出較複數種類的量子 點螢光體之峰値波長中最短的峰値波長爲短,實質上單一 的波長的光。在此,「實質上爲單一的波長的光」係不限 於將其波長做爲峰値波長之發光(具有特定之光譜(大槪 高斯分布)的光),而亦可爲含有與峰値波長不同之波長 φ 的微少之發光情況者。但,並非指含有具有如氙氣燈等情 況之廣範圍之連續性的光譜的光者。作爲激發光源係可舉 LED或半導體雷射等。另外,激發光源係射出近紫外線範 圍的波長的光者爲佳,而爲紫外線範圍的波長的光爲更佳 。對於此情況,係因對於螢光體的材料或螢光體的粒徑之 依存度減少,可從各種的量子點螢光體釋放峰値波長之螢 光者。 有關本發明之資訊識別方法乃識別含於有關本發明之 φ 識別資訊含有物的識別資訊之方法’其中’使含於識別資 訊含有物之至少一種類的螢光體所有發光(發光步驟), 將來自前述識別資訊含有物釋放光進行分光(分光步驟) ,和將加以分光之釋放光的強度,依波長加以測定(光測 定步驟),依據所測定之前述設放光的測定結果,檢測識 別資訊之(識別資訊檢測步驟)°然而’分光裝置’光測 定裝置,以及識別資訊檢測手段係亦可與公知之任何方法 相同。 在發光步驟,射出較複數種類的量子點螢光體之峰値 -21 - 200951825 波長中最短的峰値波長爲短且實質上單一的波長的光於識 別資訊含有物。然而,構成識別資訊之螢光體乃量子點螢 光體之故,即使爲實質上單一的波長的激發光’亦可良好 地釋放較激發光的波長爲長之峰値波長的螢光者。經由此 ,含於識別資訊含有物之至少一種類的螢光體所有則發光 〇 在前述釋放光的依波長之強度的測定,選擇性地測定 對應於前述至少1種類的螢光體之選擇對象之複數種類的 Q 量子點螢光體之各峰値波長的強度構成爲佳。如爲此構成 ,因對於識別資訊之檢測,只檢測必要之波長的強度之故 ,可更簡便地檢測識別資訊。 在此,對於有關本發明之識別資訊含有物,資訊識別 裝置及資訊識別方法,參照圖面的同時,具體加以說明。 在本實施型態之構件([識別資訊含有物]之一種)係 由同一物質而加以構成,經由唯粒徑不同者而包含選自峰 値波長不同之8種類之量子點螢光體的至少一種類之量子 〇 點螢光體的樹脂組成物,對於構件係經由8種類之量子點 螢光體的調配而賦予隱藏碼([識別資訊]之一種)。8種 類之量子點螢光體的粒徑(D1〜D8)係此等峰値波長(入 1 〜λ8: λ1< Λ2< Λ3< λ4< λ5< λ6< λ 7 < λ8)乃 相互呈等間隔地,也就是呈滿足λ2-λ 1= λ3-Α2=又4-入 3 = λ 5-λ 4= λ 6-λ 5 =入 7-λ 6= λ 8-λ 7=2d(疋數)地 加以調整。在隱藏碼的檢測,係依據在8個波長範圍( R1-R8 : λ l-d^Rl< λ 1+d' λ 2-d ^ R2 < λ 2 + d ' λ 3-d -22- 200951825 ^ R3 < λ 3 + d ' λ 4-d ^ R4 < λ 4 + d ' A5-d^R5< A5+d 、λ 6-d ^ R6 < λ 6 + d > λ 7-d ^ R7 < λ 7 + d ' λ 8-d ^ R8 < ;l8+d)之螢光的強度,判斷識別資訊。 首先,對於含有隱藏碼之構件加以說明。圖1乃模式 性地顯示含有隱藏碼之構件的一例之斜視圖,圖2乃表示 顯示隱藏碼與量子點螢光體的種類之對應的對應表之一例 說明圖。 © 預先,適用尺寸選擇光蝕刻法,製作未含有摻雜物之 同一的半導體材料所成之粒徑D1(峰値波長λ 1)〜粒徑D8( 峰値波長λ 8)之8種類的量子點螢光體。 (1) 決定作爲含於構件1之識別資訊的隱藏碼。 (2) 參照表是如圖2所示之隱藏碼與量子點螢光體 的種類之對應的對應表,從8種類之量子點螢光體選擇對 應於隱藏碼之特定的量子點螢光體》 (3) 將所選擇之量子點螢光體,呈成爲特定之含有 . 量地混合於樹脂材料。 (4) 從混合必要種類之量子點螢光體之樹脂材料, 將所期望的形狀之構件加以成型。由此,製造作爲識別資 訊含有物之構件1。 在此,依據具體例,對於量子點螢光體的調配加以說 明。對於隱藏碼爲「01100101」等8位數的位元資訊情況 加以說明。如圖2所示,針對在對應表,在隱藏碼的各位 數乃從最前頭依序對應於粒徑D1(峰値波長Λ1)~粒徑D8( 峰値波長A8)之量子點螢光體,對於各位數的數値乃「1 -23- 200951825 」之情況,係表示調配對應之量子點螢光體者,對於各位 數的數値乃「〇」之情況,係表示未調配量子點螢光體者 。對於隱藏碼爲「01100101」之情況,係依照隱藏碼而選 擇粒徑D2(峰値波長λ 2)之量子點螢光體,和徑D3(峰値 波長λ 3)之量子點螢光體,和徑D6(峰値波長λ 6)之量子 點螢光體,和徑D8(峰値波長λ 8)之量子點螢光體,各以 特定量混合於作爲載持體之特定量的樹脂材料。 接著,對於讀出隱藏碼之編碼讀出裝置([資訊識別 裝置])之一種)及其編碼讀出方法([資訊識別方法])之 一種)加以說明。圖3乃模式性地顯示編碼讀出裝置之一 例說明圖。圖4乃模式性地顯示經由編碼讀出裝置所檢測 之光譜的類比資訊之一例波形圖。圖5乃模式性地顯示經 由編碼讀出裝置加以譯碼之隱藏碼之波形圖。 編碼讀出裝置10係具備:射出將較峰値波長λ 1爲短 之波長λ 0作爲峰直波長之實質上單一的波長之激發光的 UV光源11,和由從對應於激發光的照射而從構件1所釋 放的釋放光除去激發光的成份之濾光片21、平行通過濾光 片21的光之平行透鏡22、使通過平行透鏡22的平行光繞 射之形成有複數之縫隙的分等器23、及使經由分等器23 所分光的光結像成各波長之凹面反射鏡24所成之分光機 構12([分光裝置]之一種),和將所分光之釋放光一次加以 檢測之CCD感應器13([光測定裝置]之一種),和包含控制 CCD感應器13而測定釋放光之光譜的光譜測定手段41及 經由將在光譜測定手段41所取得之光譜的類比資訊變換 -24- 200951825 成數位資訊(A/D變換)而將隱藏碼譯碼之譯碼手段42 的隱藏碼檢測手段14([識別資訊檢測手段]之一種)’和將 對應於各種隱藏碼之資訊作爲資料庫化而加以記憶之資料 庫記憶手段15,和將經由譯碼手段42所解碼之隱藏碼’ 與資料庫進行對照而判定真僞之真僞判定手段16。 經由編碼讀出裝置10之編碼讀出方法係照射將較峰 値波長λΐ爲短之波長λο作爲峰直波長之實質上單一的 0 波長之激發光於構件1,和將從對應於激發光的照射而從 構件i所釋放的釋放光,經由濾光片21而除去,經由平 行透鏡22而平行通過濾光片21的光、使通過平行透鏡22 的平行光,經由形成有複數之縫隙的分等器23加以繞射 進行分光,經由凹面反射鏡24而使所分光的光結像成各 波長,經由CCD感應器13將釋放光的光譜一次加以檢測 ,和所檢測之光譜的類比資訊變換成數位資訊(A/D變換 )而將隱藏碼譯碼,將所解碼之隱藏碼,與加以資料庫化 ® 之資訊進行對照而判定真僞。 在此,依據具體例,對於隱藏碼的讀出加以說明。激 發光的峰値波長λΟ係較構成隱藏碼之粒徑D1 (峰値波長 λ 1)〜粒徑D8(峰値波長λ 8)之量子點螢光體所有的風値波 長爲短之故,當照射激發光時,任一之量子點螢光體的亦 良好地釋放螢光。具體而言,於構件1照射激發光,激發 光乃對應於照射,釋放峰値波長λ2之螢光、峰値波長入3 之螢光、峰値波長λ6之螢光及峰値波長;18之螢光。隨 之,對於來自構件1之激發光,係包含峰値波長λ2之螢 -25- 200951825 光、峰値波長λ3之螢光、峰値波長λ6之螢光及峰値波 長λ8之螢光。然而,對於釋放光,係因激發光的反射光 或構件1之組成物質而引起的光乃作爲背景而含有。釋放 光乃導入於濾光片21,經由通過濾光片21之時而去除作 爲背景而未含有之激發光的反射光。由此,降低背景,提 昇在隱藏碼的檢測之檢測精確度。通過濾光片21的光係 經由平行透鏡22而加以平行成爲平行光,再導入於分等 器23。導入於分等器23的光,係在分等器23之複數之各 縫隙加以繞射。繞射角度係因對各波長而有所差一隻故而 進行實質性的分光。更且,藉由凹面反射鏡24,在不同之 縫隙所繞射之同一波長的光係在CCD感應器13結像成直 線狀。另外,不同之波長的光係在CCD感應器13,於與 同一波長之直線狀的結像垂直之方向,空間性地偏移而加 以結像。由此,經由CCD感應器13可一次檢測釋放光的 光譜,經由將所檢測之光譜的類比資訊變換成數位資訊( A/D變換)之時,將隱藏碼譯碼,將所解碼之隱藏碼,與 加以資料庫化之資訊進行對照而判定真僞。 如爲上述構件1,作爲構成識別資訊之螢光體,根據 使用經由粒徑的控制,在特定的範圍內任意地使峰値波長 變化之量子點螢光體之時,比較於使用體螢光體之情況, 在波長的選擇之自由度變大之故,可使識別資訊的資訊量 增加。另外,經由使用量子點螢光體之時,比較於使用體 螢光體之情況,緩和了吸收波長之選擇性之故,可簡便且 確實地一次使構成識別資訊之各種的螢光體發光,並可簡 -26- 200951825 便且確實地檢測識別資訊含有物之真僞判定。 如爲上述之編碼讀出裝置10,因如識別對應於量子點 螢光體之調配的隱藏碼即可之故,無需如識別對應於體螢 光體之調配的隱藏碼之情況,具備以連續光譜進行發光的 光源或對應於各種體螢光體之複數的激發光源,可簡單化 其構成,特別是激發光源之構成。另外,對於量子點螢光 體的情況,係比較於體螢光體之情況,因緩和螢光體之吸 © 收波長的選擇之故,如爲較構成識別資訊之各種量子點螢 光體中最短的峰値波長爲短的波長光,亦可爲任何實質上 射出單一波長的光之光源。另外,可簡便且確實地一次使 構成隱藏碼之各種螢光體發光,進而可簡便且確實地進行 i構件1之真僞判定等。 如爲上述之編碼讀出方法,因如識別對應於量子點螢 光體之調配的隱藏碼即可之故,比較於主體螢光體之情況 ,緩和螢光體之吸收波長的選擇性,無需如識別對應於體 ® 螢光體之調配的隱藏碼之情況,使用連續光譜的激發光, 或對應於各種體螢光體之不同波長之複數種類的激發光, 經由照射較構成隱藏碼之各種量子點螢光體中最短峰値波 長爲短之實質上單一的波長的光之時,可簡便且確實地識 別隱藏碼。 在上述之構件1,隱藏碼乃將在分割成均等之特定的 複數各波長範圍之螢光的有無,作爲識別碼而含有之構成 之故,依據以cCD感應器13所計測之光譜,可簡便地將 隱藏碼譯碼。由此,可簡單化編碼讀出方法之構成的同時 -27- 200951825 ,可簡便地進行編碼讀出方法。 在上述之構件1,構成隱藏碼之螢光體乃選自將在分 割成均等之複數各波長範圍的特定波長,作爲峰値波長( 峰値波長λΐ〜峰値波長λ8)之特定的8種類之量子點螢 光體,而對應於8種類之量子點螢光體之各峰値波長(峰 値波長;11 ~峰値波長λ8)的螢光則實質上未重合,隱藏 碼係將8種類之量子點螢光體之個螢光的強度乃是否爲特 定之臨界値以上,作爲識別馬兒含有之構成之故,訂定在 隱藏碼產生螢光之峰値波長的位置,另外因相互之峰値波 長的螢光乃隔離之故,而可將螢光之有無,不進行螢光分 離解析而經由A/D變換簡便地檢測。另外,8種類之量子 點螢光體的峰値波長之間隔乃實質上爲等間隔之故,更可 簡便地檢測各峰値波長之螢光的有無。由此,可簡單化編 碼讀出方法之構成的同時,可更簡便地進行編碼讀出方法 〇 在上述之編碼讀出方法,使用濾光片21,經由從由構 件1所釋放之釋放光除去激發光的成份之時,可降低含於 以CCD感應器13所檢測之光譜的背景之故,可提昇螢光 之有無的檢測精確度。 在上述之構件1,係對於使用將對應於隱藏碼之各位 數的波長範圍R1~R8之中央的波長作爲峰値波長λ1~λ8 之量子點螢光體的構成,雖已做過說明,但亦可爲在各波 長範圍內,使用將中央的波長以外之波長作爲峰値波長的 量子點螢光體之構成。在此情況,亦可經由與上述同樣的 -28- 200951825 讀出而將編碼進行譯碼。 另外,在上述之構件1,係對於對應於隱藏碼之各位 數的識別値爲「0」的波長範圍(上述之波長範圍R1、波 長範圍R4、波長範圍R5、波長範圍R7),係未形成有螢 光之構成,雖已說明過,但對於此等波長範圍(上述之波 長範圍R1、波長範圍R4、波長範圍R5、波長範圍R7) ,亦可作爲形成較對應於隱藏碼之各位數的識別値爲「1 〇 」的波長範圍(上述之波長範圍R2、波長範圍R3、波長 範圍R6、波長範圍R8)之螢光爲強度小之螢光的構成。 對於此情況,經由確認對於各波長範圍R1〜R8檢測螢光 之時,可使隱藏碼之讀出的信賴性提昇。 對於如此之隱藏碼,具體加以說明。圖6乃模式性地 顯示第1變形例之編碼之一例波形圖。然而,在圖6係爲 了簡便說明,而只對於圖4所示之一部分的波長範圍(波 長範圍R1〜波長範圍R4)而作顯示。如圖6所示,對應 ® 於來自UV光源11之激發光的照射,以峰値波長又1進行 發光的量子點螢光體及以峰値波長λ3進行發光的量子點 螢光體乃在各峰値波長λΐ及峰値波長;13的強度呈臨界 値th2以上之第2強度範圍S2內地,調配於樹脂材料。 另一方面,峰値波長λ2及峰値波長Λ4的量子點螢光體 乃在各峰値波長λ2及峰値波長Λ4的強度呈未達臨界値 thl之第1強度範圍S1內地,調配於樹脂材料。在隱藏碼 的讀出,對應於在各峰値波長λΐ〜λ4之強度乃第1強度 範圍S1或第2強度範圍S2,判斷在隱藏碼之各位數的識 -29- 200951825 別値爲「〇」或「1」。隨之,對於圖6所示之情況,係判 斷隱藏碼爲「1010」。然而,對於在峰値波長λΐ〜λ4任 —之強度並非在第1強度範圍S1內以及第2強度範圍S2 內之情況,係判斷爲僞隱藏碼。 另外,在上述之構件1,係對於對應於隱藏碼之各位 數的識別値乃2値(「0」或「1」)之構成,雖已做過說 明,但亦作爲可經由將各波長範圍R1~R8內之螢光的強度 作爲不同之時,將隱藏碼之各位數作爲多値之構成。對於 此情況,在隱藏碼的讀出,階段性地判斷各峰値波長之螢 光的強度。例如,亦可爲在波長範圍R1,將強度分割成4 個強度範圍(S1-S4),所測定的強度乃在強度範圍內S1 之情況判斷爲「0」、在強度範圍S2內之情況判斷爲「1 」、在強度範圍S3內之情況判斷爲「2」、在強度範圍 S4內之情況判斷爲「3」之構成。然而,對於其他的波長 範圍R2〜R8亦作爲同樣。 對於如此之隱藏碼,具體加以說明。圖7乃模式性地 顯示第2變形例之編碼之一例波形圖。然而,在圖7係爲 了簡便說明,而只對於圖4所示之一部分的波長範圍(波 長範圍R1〜波長範圍R4)而作顯示。如圖7所示,對應 於來自UV光源11之激發光的照射,以峰値波長λΐ進行 發光的量子點螢光體係在峰値波長λ 1之強度呈臨界値 th2以上未達臨界値th3之第3強度範圍S3內地調配於樹 脂材料,對應於來自UV光源11之激發光的照射,以峰 値波長A2進行發光的量子點螢光體係未調配於樹脂材料 -30- 200951825 ,對應於來自uv光源11之激發光的照射,以峰値波長 λ3進行發光的量子點螢光體係在峰値波長λ3之強度呈 臨界値th3以上之第4強度範圍S4內地調配於樹脂材料 ,對應於來自UV光源11之激發光的照射,以峰値波長 λ4進行發光的量子點螢光體係在峰値波長λ4之強度呈 臨界値thl以上未達臨界値th2之第2強度範圍S2內地調 配於樹脂材料。然而,在波長λ2的發光強度係爲了成爲 ❹ 「〇」而爲臨界値thl以下之強度範圍S1內的強度。在隱 藏碼的讀出,對應於在各峰値波長λΐ〜;14之強度乃第1 強度範圍S1〜第4強度範圍S4任一之強度範圍內,判斷 在隱藏碼之各位數的識別値爲「0」、「1」、「2」或「3 」。隨之,對於圖7所示之情況,係判斷隱藏碼爲「203 1 j 。 另外,在上述之構件1,係對於對應於隱藏碼之各位 數的識別値乃2値(「0」或「1」)之構成,雖已做過說 ® 明,但亦作爲可經由將各波長範圍R1~R8內之螢光的強度 作爲不同之時,將隱藏碼之各位數作爲多値之構成。對於 此情況,在隱藏碼的讀出,進行螢光分離解析而判斷螢光 的峰値波長。例如,亦可爲在波長範圍R1,將其範圍更 加分割成4個範圍(R11-R14),所抽出的波長;I乃在滿 足λ Ι-dS又< λ l-d/2之情況判斷爲「〇」、在滿足;I 1-(1/2$λ<λ1之情況判斷爲「1」、在滿足AlSACAl + d/2之情況判斷爲「2」、在滿足;ll+d/2S λ < Al+d 之情況判斷爲「3」之構成。然而,對於其他的波長範圍 -31 - 200951825 R2〜R8亦作爲同樣。 另外,在上述之構件1,係對於於各波長範圍R1〜R8 ,形成有1種類之峰値波長的螢光情況,雖已做過說明’The identification information is such that the width of a part of the spectral range of each of the specific plurality of wavelength ranges from the fluorescence of the at least one type of phosphor of the specific excitation light is a width range of any of a plurality of width ranges. The composition contained for the identification code is preferably. Here, the "width of the partial spectrum" may be, for example, a half-width of a partial spectrum or a width corresponding to a specific strong U degree. By configuring for this, it is possible to increase the area of the identification 値 in a single wavelength range or to reduce the reproducibility of the partial spectrum via the imitation. The information identifying apparatus according to the present invention is an apparatus for identifying information relating to the identification information content of the present invention, comprising an excitation light source, and a release of the identification information containing material from the irradiation light corresponding to the excitation light from the excitation light source. A spectroscopic device for splitting light, a light measuring device for measuring the intensity of light emitted by the spectroscopic device, and a wavelength measuring device for detecting the identification information according to the measurement result by the photo measuring device. -20-200951825 testing method. However, the spectroscopic device, the photometric device, and the identification information detecting means may be the same as any of the known configurations. The excitation light source is used as excitation light to emit light having a short peak-to-peak wavelength among the peak-to-peak wavelengths of a plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors and having a substantially single wavelength. Here, the "substantially single-wavelength light" is not limited to the light having the wavelength of the peak wavelength (light having a specific spectrum (large Gaussian distribution)), and may be a wavelength containing peaks and peaks. A small amount of light with different wavelengths φ. However, it does not mean a light containing a spectrum having a wide range of continuity such as a xenon lamp. Examples of the excitation light source include an LED or a semiconductor laser. Further, it is preferable that the excitation light source emits light of a wavelength close to the ultraviolet range, and that light of a wavelength of the ultraviolet range is more preferable. In this case, since the dependence on the material of the phosphor or the particle diameter of the phosphor is reduced, the phosphor of the peak wavelength can be released from various quantum dot phosphors. The method for identifying information according to the present invention is a method for identifying identification information contained in the φ identification information-containing material of the present invention, wherein 'the light-emitting step of the phosphor contained in at least one of the types of the identification information-containing substance, The intensity of the light emitted from the identification information-containing material is split (the spectroscopic step), and the intensity of the light to be split is measured by the wavelength (light measurement step), and the detection is detected based on the measured measurement result of the measured light. Information (identification information detecting step) ° However, the 'split device' light measuring device and the identification information detecting means can be the same as any known method. In the illuminating step, a peak of a plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors is emitted 値 -21 - 200951825 The shortest peak wavelength of the wavelength is short and substantially a single wavelength of light is used to identify the information contained. However, the phosphor constituting the identification information is a quantum dot fluorescent light, and even a substantially single wavelength excitation light can emit a fluorescent light having a longer peak wavelength than the excitation light. As a result, all of the phosphors included in at least one of the identification information-containing substances emit light, and the intensity of the wavelength of the emitted light is selectively measured, and the selected object corresponding to the at least one type of the phosphor is selectively measured. It is preferable that the intensity of each peak wavelength of the plural Q-type quantum dot phosphor is formed. If it is configured for this purpose, it is easier to detect the identification information because only the intensity of the necessary wavelength is detected for the detection of the identification information. Here, the identification information content, the information recognition apparatus, and the information identification method according to the present invention will be specifically described with reference to the drawings. The member of the present embodiment (one of the [identification information contents]) is composed of the same substance, and includes at least eight types of quantum dot phosphors having different peak-to-peak wavelengths from different particle diameters. A resin composition of a quantum dot-point phosphor is a hidden code (a type of [identification information]) for the component to be blended via eight types of quantum dot phosphors. The particle diameters (D1 to D8) of the eight types of quantum dot phosphors are such peak wavelengths (in 1 to λ8: λ1 < Λ 2 < Λ 3 < λ4 < λ5 < λ6 < λ 7 < λ8) are mutually equal Interval, that is, satisfying λ2-λ 1= λ3-Α2= again 4-in 3 = λ 5-λ 4= λ 6-λ 5 = into 7-λ 6= λ 8-λ 7=2d (number of turns) ) to adjust. The detection of hidden codes is based on 8 wavelength ranges ( R1-R8 : λ ld^Rl < λ 1+d' λ 2-d ^ R2 < λ 2 + d ' λ 3-d -22- 200951825 ^ R3 < λ 3 + d ' λ 4-d ^ R4 < λ 4 + d ' A5-d^R5 < A5+d , λ 6-d ^ R6 < λ 6 + d > λ 7-d ^ R7 < λ 7 + d ' λ 8-d ^ R8 <;l8+d) The intensity of the fluorescence, and the identification information is judged. First, a description will be given of a component containing a hidden code. Fig. 1 is a perspective view schematically showing an example of a member including a hidden code, and Fig. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a correspondence table showing a correspondence between a hidden code and a type of a quantum dot phosphor. © In advance, the size is selected by photolithography to produce 8 kinds of quantum of particle size D1 (peak 値 wavelength λ 1) to particle size D8 (peak 値 wavelength λ 8) of the same semiconductor material without dopants. Point the phosphor. (1) Determine the hidden code as the identification information contained in the component 1. (2) The reference table is a correspondence table of the correspondence between the hidden code and the type of the quantum dot phosphor as shown in FIG. 2, and the specific quantum dot phosphor corresponding to the hidden code is selected from the eight types of quantum dot phosphors. (3) The selected quantum dot phosphor is made into a specific content and mixed in a resin material. (4) A member of a desired shape is molded from a resin material of a quantum dot phosphor of a necessary type. Thereby, the member 1 as the identification information containing material is manufactured. Here, the formulation of the quantum dot phosphor will be described based on a specific example. The case of 8-bit bit information such as "01100101" with hidden code is explained. As shown in FIG. 2, in the correspondence table, the number of bits in the hidden code sequentially corresponds to the quantum dot phosphor of the particle diameter D1 (peak 値 wavelength Λ1) to the particle diameter D8 (peak 値 wavelength A8) from the forefront. For the case where the number of digits is "1 -23- 200951825", it is indicated that the quantum dot phosphor of the corresponding number is assigned. For the case where the number of digits is "〇", it means that the quantum dot is not allocated. Light body. In the case where the hidden code is "01100101", a quantum dot phosphor having a particle diameter D2 (peak wavelength λ 2) and a quantum dot phosphor having a diameter D3 (peak wavelength λ 3) are selected according to a hidden code. And a quantum dot phosphor having a diameter D6 (peak wavelength λ 6) and a quantum dot phosphor having a diameter D8 (peak wavelength λ 8) are each mixed in a specific amount to a specific amount of a resin material as a carrier. . Next, a description will be given of a code reading device ([Information Recognition Device]) for reading a hidden code and a code reading method ([Information Recognition Method]). Fig. 3 is an explanatory view showing an example of a code reading device. Fig. 4 is a waveform diagram schematically showing an analogous information of a spectrum detected by a code reading device. Fig. 5 is a waveform diagram schematically showing a hidden code decoded by a code reading device. The code reading device 10 includes a UV light source 11 that emits excitation light having a wavelength λ 0 that is shorter than the peak wavelength λ 1 as a substantially single wavelength of the peak straight wavelength, and is irradiated from the excitation light. The filter 21 that removes the component of the excitation light from the released light released from the member 1, the parallel lens 22 that passes through the light of the filter 21, and the parallel light that passes through the parallel lens 22 are formed into a plurality of slits. The equalizer 23 and the spectroscopic mechanism 12 ([a type of spectroscopic device]) formed by the concave mirror 24 of the wavelength split by the light split by the classifier 23, and the emitted light of the split light are detected once. The CCD sensor 13 (one of [light measuring device]) and the spectral measuring means 41 for measuring the spectrum of the emitted light by controlling the CCD sensor 13 and the analog information of the spectrum obtained by the spectral measuring means 41 are converted - 24-200951825 The hidden code detecting means 14 (one of [identification information detecting means)" of the decoding means 42 for decoding the hidden code into digital information (A/D conversion) and the information corresponding to various hidden codes are taken as Database Database means to the memory of the memory 15, and determines the authenticity of the authenticity determination by the control means 16 decoding means 42 decodes the code hidden 'and database. The code reading method via the code reading device 10 illuminates the excitation light having a wavelength λ ο which is shorter than the peak wavelength λ 作为 as a substantially single wavelength of the peak straight wavelength, and the excitation light corresponding to the excitation light The emitted light released from the member i by the irradiation is removed by the filter 21, and the light passing through the filter 21 in parallel via the parallel lens 22 and the parallel light passing through the parallel lens 22 are passed through a plurality of slits. The equalizer 23 diffracts and splits the light, and the split light is imaged into respective wavelengths via the concave mirror 24, and the spectrum of the released light is detected once by the CCD sensor 13, and the analog information of the detected spectrum is converted into The digital information (A/D conversion) decodes the hidden code, and compares the decoded hidden code with the information of the database® to determine the authenticity. Here, the reading of the hidden code will be described based on a specific example. The peak wavelength λ 激发 of the excitation light is shorter than the wavelength of all the quantum dots of the quantum dot phosphor constituting the particle size D1 (peak 値 wavelength λ 1) to the particle diameter D8 (peak 値 wavelength λ 8 ) of the hidden code. When the excitation light is irradiated, any of the quantum dot phosphors also emit fluorescence well. Specifically, the member 1 is irradiated with excitation light, and the excitation light is emitted corresponding to the irradiation, and the fluorescence of the peak wavelength λ2, the fluorescence of the peak wavelength of 3, the fluorescence of the peak wavelength λ6, and the peak wavelength are released; Fluorescent. Then, the excitation light from the member 1 includes the fluorescence of the peak wavelength λ2, the fluorescence of the peak wavelength λ3, the fluorescence of the peak wavelength λ6, and the fluorescence of the peak wavelength λ8. However, for the light to be emitted, light caused by the reflected light of the excitation light or the constituent material of the member 1 is contained as a background. The emitted light is introduced into the filter 21, and the reflected light which is not included in the excitation light is removed as it passes through the filter 21. Thereby, the background is lowered, and the detection accuracy of the detection of the hidden code is improved. The light passing through the filter 21 is parallelized into parallel light via the parallel lens 22, and is introduced into the equalizer 23. The light introduced into the classifier 23 is diffracted by the respective slits of the classifier 23. The diffraction angle is substantially split by a difference in wavelength. Further, by the concave mirror 24, the light of the same wavelength which is diffracted in different slits is formed in a straight line shape in the CCD sensor 13. Further, the light of different wavelengths is spatially shifted in the direction perpendicular to the linear junction image of the same wavelength by the CCD sensor 13, and the image is added. Thereby, the spectrum of the released light can be detected at one time via the CCD sensor 13, and when the analog information of the detected spectrum is converted into digital information (A/D conversion), the hidden code is decoded, and the decoded hidden code is decoded. And judge the authenticity by comparing with the information of the database. In the case of the above-described member 1, as the phosphor constituting the identification information, when the quantum dot phosphor having a peak-to-peak wavelength is arbitrarily changed within a specific range by using the control of the particle diameter, it is compared with the use of the body fluorescence. In the case of the body, the degree of freedom in the selection of the wavelength becomes large, and the amount of information for identifying the information can be increased. Further, when a quantum dot fluorescent material is used, it is preferable to use a bulk phosphor to reduce the selectivity of the absorption wavelength, and it is possible to easily and surely emit various types of phosphors constituting the identification information at a time. And -26-200951825 can reliably and reliably detect the authenticity of the identification information contained. In the above-described code reading device 10, for example, it is possible to identify a hidden code corresponding to the blending of the quantum dot phosphor, and it is not necessary to identify the hidden code corresponding to the blending of the bulk phosphor. A light source that emits light in a spectrum or a plurality of excitation light sources corresponding to various body phosphors can be simplified in configuration, particularly in the configuration of an excitation light source. In addition, in the case of a quantum dot phosphor, compared with the case of a bulk phosphor, the selection of the wavelength of the absorption of the phosphor is alleviated, such as in various quantum dot phosphors constituting the identification information. The shortest peak wavelength is short wavelength light, and can be any light source that substantially emits a single wavelength of light. Further, it is possible to easily and surely illuminate the various phosphors constituting the hidden code, and to perform the authenticity determination of the i-member 1 and the like easily and surely. For the above-described code reading method, for example, it is possible to identify the hidden code corresponding to the quantum dot phosphor, and to reduce the selectivity of the absorption wavelength of the phosphor compared to the case of the main body phosphor, For example, when the hidden code corresponding to the blending of the body® phosphor is identified, the excitation light of the continuous spectrum, or a plurality of types of excitation light corresponding to different wavelengths of the various body phosphors, and the hidden code are formed by the illumination. When the shortest peak wavelength of the quantum dot phosphor is a short, substantially single wavelength of light, the hidden code can be easily and surely identified. In the above-described member 1, the concealment code is a configuration in which the presence or absence of fluorescence in a plurality of specific wavelength ranges divided into equal parts is included as an identification code, and can be easily determined based on the spectrum measured by the cCD sensor 13. The hidden code is decoded. Thereby, the configuration of the code reading method can be simplified while -27-200951825, and the code reading method can be easily performed. In the above-described member 1, the phosphor constituting the concealed code is selected from the specific wavelengths of the respective wavelength ranges divided into equal numbers, and is specified as the peak 値 wavelength (peak 値 wavelength λ ΐ 値 値 値 wavelength λ 8). The quantum dot phosphor, and the fluorescence corresponding to each peak wavelength (peak wavelength 11 wavelength; 11 ~ peak wavelength λ8) of the eight types of quantum dot phosphors is substantially not coincident, and the hidden code system will be 8 types. Whether the intensity of the fluorescence of the quantum dot phosphor is a specific threshold or more, and as a component for recognizing the horse's content, the position of the peak of the fluorescence generated by the hidden code is set, and the peak of each other is The fluorescence of the 値 wavelength is isolated, and the presence or absence of fluorescence can be easily detected by A/D conversion without performing fluorescence separation analysis. Further, the interval between the peak wavelengths of the eight types of quantum dot phosphors is substantially equal intervals, and the presence or absence of fluorescence of each peak wavelength can be easily detected. Thereby, the configuration of the code reading method can be simplified, and the code reading method can be more easily performed. In the above-described code reading method, the filter 21 is used to remove the light released from the member 1 by the release light. When the component of the light is excited, the background contained in the spectrum detected by the CCD sensor 13 can be lowered, and the detection accuracy of the presence or absence of the fluorescence can be improved. In the above-described member 1, the configuration of the quantum dot phosphor using the wavelength of the wavelength range R1 to R8 corresponding to the number of bits of the concealed code as the peak wavelength λ1 to λ8 has been described. It is also possible to use a quantum dot phosphor having a wavelength other than the central wavelength as the peak wavelength in each wavelength range. In this case, the code can also be decoded by reading the same -28-200951825 as described above. Further, in the above-described member 1, the wavelength range (the above-described wavelength range R1, wavelength range R4, wavelength range R5, and wavelength range R7) corresponding to the identification 値 of the number of bits of the hidden code is not formed. The configuration of the fluorescent light has been described, but for these wavelength ranges (the above-mentioned wavelength range R1, wavelength range R4, wavelength range R5, and wavelength range R7), it is also possible to form a number of bits corresponding to the hidden code. The fluorescent light having the wavelength range of the "1 〇" (the above-mentioned wavelength range R2, the wavelength range R3, the wavelength range R6, and the wavelength range R8) is identified as a fluorescent material having a small intensity. In this case, by confirming that the fluorescence is detected for each of the wavelength ranges R1 to R8, the reliability of reading the hidden code can be improved. For such hidden codes, the details will be described. Fig. 6 is a waveform diagram schematically showing an example of the code of the first modification. However, Fig. 6 is a simplified description, and is only shown for a wavelength range (wavelength range R1 to wavelength range R4) of a portion shown in Fig. 4. As shown in Fig. 6, in accordance with the irradiation of the excitation light from the UV light source 11, a quantum dot phosphor that emits light at a peak wavelength of 1 and a quantum dot phosphor that emits light at a peak wavelength λ3 are used. The peak wavelength λ ΐ and the peak 値 wavelength; the intensity of 13 is within the second intensity range S2 of the critical 値 th2 or more, and is formulated in the resin material. On the other hand, the quantum dot phosphor having a peak wavelength λ2 and a peak wavelength Λ4 is formulated in the resin in a first intensity range S1 in which the intensity of each peak wavelength λ2 and peak wavelength Λ4 is not critical 値th1. material. In the reading of the hidden code, corresponding to the intensity of each peak wavelength λ ΐ λ λ 4 being the first intensity range S1 or the second intensity range S2, it is judged that the number of bits in the hidden code is -29-200951825. Or "1". Accordingly, in the case shown in Fig. 6, it is judged that the hidden code is "1010". However, in the case where the intensity of the peak wavelength λ ΐ λ λ4 is not within the first intensity range S1 and the second intensity range S2, it is determined to be a pseudo hidden code. Further, in the above-described member 1, the configuration of the identification number corresponding to the number of bits of the hidden code is 2 ("0" or "1"), although it has been described, but it is also possible to pass each wavelength range. When the intensity of the fluorescence in R1 to R8 is different, the number of bits of the hidden code is used as a multi-turn. In this case, the intensity of the fluorescence of each peak wavelength is judged step by step in the reading of the hidden code. For example, in the wavelength range R1, the intensity may be divided into four intensity ranges (S1-S4), and the measured intensity may be determined as "0" in the intensity range S1 and in the intensity range S2. It is assumed to be "1", "2" in the case of the intensity range S3, and "3" in the case of the intensity range S4. However, the same applies to the other wavelength ranges R2 to R8. For such hidden codes, the details will be described. Fig. 7 is a waveform diagram schematically showing an example of the code of the second modification. However, Fig. 7 is a simplified description, and is only shown for the wavelength range (wavelength range R1 to wavelength range R4) of one portion shown in Fig. 4. As shown in FIG. 7, the intensity of the quantum dot fluorescent system that emits light at the peak wavelength λ 对应 corresponding to the excitation light from the UV light source 11 is critical at the peak 値 wavelength λ 1 and not above the critical threshold 値 th3. The third intensity range S3 is internally disposed in the resin material, and the quantum dot fluorescent system that emits light at the peak wavelength A2 is not blended with the resin material -30-200951825 corresponding to the irradiation of the excitation light from the UV light source 11, corresponding to the uv The quantum dot fluorescent system that emits light by the excitation light of the light source 11 and emits light at the peak wavelength λ3 is blended in the fourth intensity range S4 whose intensity is higher than the threshold 値th3, in the fourth intensity range S4, corresponding to the light source from the UV light source. In the irradiation of the excitation light of 11 , the quantum dot fluorescent system which emits light at the peak wavelength λ4 is blended in the resin material at a peak intensity λ4 whose intensity is critical 値th1 or more and less than the critical 値th2 in the second intensity range S2. However, the luminous intensity at the wavelength λ2 is the intensity in the intensity range S1 below the critical 値th1 in order to become 〇 "〇". In the reading of the hidden code, in the intensity range in which the intensity of each peak wavelength λ ΐ 〜 14 is in any of the first intensity range S1 to the fourth intensity range S4, it is determined that the identification number of the number of bits in the hidden code is "0", "1", "2" or "3". Accordingly, in the case shown in Fig. 7, it is judged that the hidden code is "203 1 j. In addition, in the above-mentioned member 1, the identification for the number of bits corresponding to the hidden code is 2 ("0" or " Although the configuration of 1") has been described, the number of bits of the concealment code is multi-turned as the difference between the intensity of the fluorescence in each of the wavelength ranges R1 to R8. In this case, in the reading of the hidden code, fluorescence separation analysis is performed to determine the peak wavelength of the fluorescent light. For example, in the wavelength range R1, the range may be further divided into four ranges (R11-R14), and the extracted wavelength; I is judged as "when λ Ι - dS and < λ ld / 2 are satisfied". 〇", satisfied; I 1-(1/2$λ<λ1 is judged as "1", and when AlSACAl + d/2 is satisfied, it is judged as "2", satisfied; ll+d/2S λ < The case of Al+d is judged to be "3". However, the other wavelength ranges -31 - 200951825 R2 to R8 are also the same. In addition, in the above-mentioned member 1, for each wavelength range R1 to R8, The formation of a type of peak-to-peak wavelength of fluorescence has been described.

但亦可作爲於各波長範圍R1~R8,形成不同峰値波長之複 數種類的螢光,近行將不同峰値波長之螢光的種類數作爲 識別碼之多値判斷的構成。對於此情況,經由在各波長範 圍R1〜R8進行螢光分離解析,以及可以目視觀察分光結 果的顯示之時,可抽出螢光的種類數。對於此情況,形成 Q 於各波長範圍R1~R8內之光譜乃在可判斷具有複數之峰値 的波形程度,使各峰値波長的螢光加以隔離者爲佳。然而 ,判斷具有複數之峰値的波形程度係指:鄰接之峰値波長 的螢光乃超過此等半値寬度而加以隔離之情況者。另外, 對於在鄰接之波長範圍R1〜R8的峰値波長的螢光,亦在光 譜可判斷具有個別之峰値的波形程度,使各峰値波長的螢 光加以隔離者爲佳。對於此情況,在各波長範圍R1〜R8 內,依波長範圍進行螢光分離解析,將背景的形狀分段化 〇 而加以簡單化之故,可使在螢光分離解析之分離精確度提 昇。例如,如對於波長範圍R1進行說明時,作爲形成螢 光於波長範圍R1之量子點螢光體,從峰値波長(Al-d/2 )之量子點螢光體、峰値波長λΐ之量子點螢光體、峰値 波長(Al+d/2)之量子點螢光體做選擇,對於在波長範 圍R1未形成有任何峰値波長的螢光之情況係判斷爲「〇」 ,對於形成有一種類之峰値波長的螢光之情況係判斷爲「 1」,對於形成有二種類之峰値波長的螢光之情況係判斷 -32- 200951825 爲「2」,對於形成有三種類之峰値波長的螢光之情況係 判斷爲「3」。更且,亦可將其峰値波長作爲識別要素而 更加進行多値的判斷。然而,對於此等構成之情況’係爲 了提昇在螢光分離解析之分離精確度,各峰値波長之螢光 的強度呈實質上爲相同地調整含有量,以及峰値波長呈均 等之間隔地調整粒徑者爲佳。 對於如此之隱藏碼,具體加以說明。圖8乃模式性地 ❹ 顯示第3變形例之編碼之一例波形圖。然而,在圖8係爲 了簡便說明,而只對於圖4所示之一部分的波長範圍(波 長範圍R1〜波長範圍R4 )而作顯示。如圖8所示,對應 於來自UV光源11之激發光的照射,以波長範圍R1內之 相互不同的峰値波長進行發光的複數種類之量子點螢光體 ,係來自此等量子點螢光體之發光的合成光乃呈於上端部 形成具有三個峰値(前頭形狀部)之光譜地調配於樹脂材 料’而對應於來自UV光源11之激發光的照射,以波長 ® 範圍R2內之峰値波長進行發光的複數種類之量子點螢光 體係未加以調配於樹脂材料,而對應於來自UV光源1 1 之激發光的照射,以波長範圍R3內之峰値波長進行發光 的複數種類之量子點螢光體,係來自此等量子點螢光體之 發光乃呈在上端部形成具有一個峰値之光譜地調配於樹脂 材料’而對應於來自uv光源11之激發光的照射,以波 長範圍R4內之相互不同的峰値波長進行發光的複數種類 之量子點螢光體’係來自此等量子點螢光體之發光乃呈在 上端部形成具有二個峰値之光譜地調配於樹脂材料。然而 -33- 200951825 ,在波長範圍R2之峰値數係看做「〇」。在隱藏碼的讀出 ’對應於在各波長範圍R1〜R4之峰値數(各波長範圍之 量子點螢光體的種類數),判斷在隱藏碼之各位數的識別 値爲「〇」、「1」、「2」或「3」。隨之,對於圖9所示 之情況,係判斷隱藏碼爲「3012」。 · 更且,在上述之各種變形例,係對於各波長範圍R1 〜R8之光譜乃在可判斷爲具有複數之峰値的波形程度而 加以隔離之構成,雖已做過說明,但亦可爲使用不同峰値 @However, it is also possible to form a plurality of types of fluorescent light having different peak-to-peak wavelengths in the respective wavelength ranges R1 to R8, and the number of types of fluorescent light having different peak-to-peak wavelengths is determined as a configuration of the identification code. In this case, the number of types of fluorescent light can be extracted by performing fluorescence separation analysis in each of the wavelength ranges R1 to R8 and visually observing the display of the spectral result. In this case, it is preferable that the spectrum in which Q is formed in each of the wavelength ranges R1 to R8 is such that the peak of the complex peak 可 can be determined, and the fluorescence of each peak wavelength is preferably isolated. However, judging the degree of the waveform having the complex peak 系 means that the fluorescence of the adjacent peak 値 wavelength is greater than the width of the half 而 and is isolated. Further, it is preferable that the fluorescence of the peak-to-peak wavelength in the adjacent wavelength ranges R1 to R8 is such that the spectrum has an individual peak value and the fluorescence of each peak wavelength is preferably isolated. In this case, in the respective wavelength ranges R1 to R8, the fluorescence separation analysis is performed in accordance with the wavelength range, and the shape of the background is segmented and simplified, so that the separation accuracy in the fluorescence separation analysis can be improved. For example, as described for the wavelength range R1, as a quantum dot phosphor that forms fluorescence in the wavelength range R1, a quantum dot phosphor of a peak-to-peak wavelength (Al-d/2), a quantum of a peak wavelength λΐ The quantum dot phosphor of the spot phosphor and the peak-to-peak wavelength (Al+d/2) is selected, and it is judged as "〇" for the case where no fluorescence of any peak wavelength is formed in the wavelength range R1. In the case of the fluorescence of the peak-to-peak wavelength of one type, it is judged as "1". For the case where the fluorescence of the peak wavelength of the two types is formed, it is judged that -32-200951825 is "2", and three types of peaks are formed. The case of the fluorescence of the wavelength is judged as "3". Furthermore, the peak-to-peak wavelength can be used as a recognition factor to make more judgments. However, in the case of such a configuration, in order to improve the separation accuracy in the fluorescence separation analysis, the intensity of the fluorescence of each peak wavelength is substantially the same as the adjustment amount, and the peak-to-peak wavelengths are equally spaced. It is better to adjust the particle size. For such hidden codes, the details will be described. Fig. 8 is a waveform diagram schematically showing an example of the code of the third modification. However, Fig. 8 is a simplified description, and is only displayed for a wavelength range (wavelength range R1 to wavelength range R4) of a portion shown in Fig. 4. As shown in FIG. 8, in accordance with the irradiation of the excitation light from the UV light source 11, a plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors that emit light at mutually different peak wavelengths in the wavelength range R1 are derived from such quantum dot fluorescent light. The synthesized light of the light emission of the body is formed by forming a spectrum having three peaks (front shape portion) at the upper end portion and blending with the excitation material from the UV light source 11 in the wavelength range R2. A plurality of types of quantum dot fluorescent systems that emit light at a peak-to-peak wavelength are not blended with a resin material, and corresponding to the irradiation of the excitation light from the UV light source 1 1 , a plurality of types of light are emitted at a peak wavelength of the wavelength range R3. The quantum dot phosphor, the light emitted from the quantum dot phosphors is formed by forming a spectrum having a peak 在 at the upper end and blending with the excitation material from the uv light source 11 A plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors emitting light at different peak-to-peak wavelengths in the range R4 are emitted from the quantum dots, and the light is formed at the upper end with two peaks The spectrum of the ruthenium is blended with the resin material. However, -33- 200951825, the peak number in the wavelength range R2 is regarded as "〇". The reading of the hidden code 'corresponds to the number of peaks in each wavelength range R1 to R4 (the number of types of quantum dot phosphors in each wavelength range), and determines that the identification number of the number of bits in the hidden code is "〇", "1", "2" or "3". Accordingly, in the case shown in Fig. 9, it is judged that the hidden code is "3012". Further, in the above various modifications, the spectrum of each of the wavelength ranges R1 to R8 is isolated by being able to determine the degree of the waveform having a complex peak ,, although it has been described, but it may be Use different peaks @

波長之又複數種的量子點螢光體,使此等加以鄰接呈特定 形狀,例如較通常的螢光,半値寬度爲寬之前頭形狀或台 形狀地加以形成,將其半値寬度作爲識別要素之構成。然 而,對於此情況係預先使對應於特定形狀之參照函數加以 保持,經由依據將利用其參照函數的寬度作爲參數之最小 二乘法等之配合解析,抽出半値寬度即可。此情況,一般 ,較來自一種類之量子點螢光體的螢光之半値寬度爲大形 狀之波長分布係亦可經由複數種類的量子點螢光體之各種 Q 組合而和成之故,經由模仿而再現情況則變爲困難。由此 ,識別資訊之隱蔽性則上升。更且,經由使強度的不同與 半値寬度的不同加以複合而使在各波長範圍R1〜R8之識 別値的値域增加之時,亦可使隱藏碼的資訊量增加。對於 如此之隱藏碼,具體加以說明。圖9〜1 1乃模式性地顯示 第4變形例〜第6變形例之隱藏碼之一例波形圖。然而, 在圖9〜11係爲了簡便說明,而只對於圖4所示之一部分 的波長範圍(波長範圍R1〜波長範圍R4)而作顯示。 -34- 200951825 如圖9所示’對應於來自uv光源11之激發光的照 射’以波長範圍R1內之相互不同的峰値波長進行發光的 複數種類之量子點螢光體,係來自此等量子點螢光體之發 光的合成光乃呈較來自—種類之量子點螢光體的發光之半 値寬度wi爲大之半値寬度W2之前頭形狀的光譜地調配 於樹脂材料,而對應於來自UV光源11之激發光的照射 ’以波長範圍R2內之峰値波長進行發光的量子點螢光體 © 係未加以調配於樹脂材料,而對應於來自UV光源11之 激發光的照射’以波長範圍R3內之相互不同的峰値波長 進行發光的複數種類之量子點螢光體,係來自此等量子點 螢光體之發光的合成光乃呈較半値寬度W2爲大之半値寬 度W3之前頭形狀的光譜地調配於樹脂材料,而對應於來 自UV光源1 1之激發光的照射,以波長範圍R4內之峰値 波長進行發光的量子點螢光體,係來自此量子點螢光體之 發光乃呈半値寬度W1之前頭形狀的光譜地調配於樹脂材 ® 料。然而’在波長範圍R2之半値寬度係看做「〇」。在隱 藏碼的讀出’對應於在各峰値波長λ 1〜λ4之半値寬度乃 未達第1臨界値之第1寬度範圍、第1臨界値以上未達第 2臨界値,包含半値寬度W1之第2寬度範圍、第2臨界 値以上未達第3臨界値,包含半値寬度W2之第3寬度範 圍、第3臨界値以上,包含半値寬度W3之第4寬度範圍 之寬度範圍內,判斷在隱藏碼之各位數的識別値爲「0」 、「1」、「2」或「3」。隨之,對於圖9所示之情況, 係判斷隱藏碼爲「203 1」。 -35- 200951825 另外’如圖10所示,對應於來自UV光源11之激發 光的照射,以波長範圍R1內之相互不同的峰値波長進行 發光的複數種類之量子點螢光體,係來自此等量子點螢光 體之發光的合成光乃呈較來自一種類之量子點螢光體的發 光之半値寬度W1爲大之半値寬度W3之台形狀的光譜地 調配於樹脂材料,而對應於來自UV光源11之激發光的 照射’以波長範圍R2內之相互不同的峰値波長進行發光 的複數種類之量子點螢光體,係來自此等量子點螢光體之 發光的合成光乃呈較半値寬度W1爲大,較半値寬度W3 爲小之半値寬度W2之台形狀的光譜地調配於樹脂材料, 而對應於來自UV光源11之激發光的照射,以波長範圍 R3內之峰値波長進行發光的量子點螢光體係未加以調配 於樹脂材料,而對應於來自UV光源11之激發光的照射 ,以波長範圍R4內之峰値波長進行發光的量子點螢光體 ,係來自此量子點螢光體之發光乃呈半値寬度W1之前頭 形狀的光譜地調配於樹脂材料。然而,在波長範圍R3之 半値寬度係看做「0」。在隱藏碼的讀出,對應於在各波 長範圍R1〜R4之半値寬度乃與參照圖9加以說明之情況 同樣地爲第1寬度範圍〜第4寬度範圍任一之寬度範圍內 ,判斷在隱藏碼之各位數的識別値爲「0」、「1」、「2 」或「3」。隨之,對於圖1 〇所示之情況,係判斷隱藏碼 爲「 3201」。 另外,如圖1 1所示,作爲對應於來自UV光源1 1之 激發光的照射,以峰値波長λ 1進行發光的量子點螢光體 -36- 200951825 ,以半値寬度W3進行發光之第3半導體物質之量子點螢 光體乃加以調配於樹脂材料,作爲對應於來自UV光源11 之激發光的照射,以峰値波長λ2進行發光的量子點螢光 體,以較半値寬度W3爲小之半値寬度W2進行發光之第 2半導體物質之量子點螢光體乃加以調配於樹脂材料,對 應於來自UV光源11之激發光的照射,以峰値波長λ3進 行發光的量子點螢光體係未加以調配,作爲對應於來自 〇 UV光源11之激發光的照射,以峰値波長λ4進行發光的 量子點螢光體,以較半値寬度W2爲小之半値寬度W1進 行發光之第1半導體物質之量子點螢光體乃加以調配於樹 脂材料。第1半導體物質、第2半導體物質及第3半導體 物質係相互不同之半導體物質。然而,在波長λ3之半値 寬度係看做「0」。在隱藏碼的讀出,對應於在各波長範 圍R1〜R4之半値寬度乃與參照圖9加以說明之情況同樣 地爲第1寬度範圍〜第4寬度範圍任一之寬度範圍內,判 ® 斷在隱藏碼之各位數的識別値爲^ 0」、Μ」、^ 2」或 ^ 3」。隨之,對於圖1 1所示之情況,係判斷隱藏碼爲「 320 1」° 針對在上述,在隱藏碼之各位數的識別値之判斷,雖 參照靜止(固定的)之至少1個臨界値,但亦可爲參照活 動之臨界値而將相對性強度的不同作爲識別碼之構成。具 體而言,對應於隱藏碼之任意的位數之識別値,係將其前 位數作爲基準位數,將在對應於基準位數之螢光的峰値波 長之強度作爲基準強度,經由在峰値波長的強度是否爲基 -37- 200951825 準強度以上而加以判斷。然而,對應於前頭位數之識別値 ,係經由在對應於其位數之峰値波長的發光有無或是否爲 特定之臨界値以上等而加以決定。同樣地,對應於隱藏碼 之任一位數的識別値乃之後,將位數作爲基準位數而加以 判斷之構成亦可》 更且,在上述之構件1,係對於形成於各波長範圍R1 〜R8之螢光乃與鄰接之波長範圍的螢光實質上未重複之 構成,雖已做過說明,但亦可作爲使用不同峰値波長之又 Q 多數的量子點螢光體,使此等加以鄰接,光譜呈特定形狀 ,未區別各波長範圍而遍佈全波長範圍(例如,上述之λ 1-d〜A8+d之範圍),形成平穩地作爲凹凸之形狀,經 由螢光分離解析或圖案辨識解析等而將辨識資訊進行譯碼 之構成。 在上述之構件1,係對於實質上未有隱藏用之螢光以 外的發光構成,雖已做過說明,但對於其本身或藉由此而 進行螢光等之發光情況,係亦可實質上迴避使用於其發光 〇 之波長範圍而使隱藏用之螢光加以發光。在此,對於如此 之隱藏碼,加以說明。圖12〜圖15乃模式性地顯示隱藏 碼之變形例之波形圖。然而,對於圖12〜圖15係顯示有 迴避特定之波長範圍而形成隱藏碼之情況。 對於於釋放顯示燈等的光(波長Xa)之裝置的顯示 面或其蓋體等設定隱藏碼之情況,係如圖12所示,迴避 波長Aa之附近而設定隱藏碼。然而,在圖12,係顯示有 波長間隔乃一定的波長間隔,隱藏碼乃「11111111」之情 -38- 200951825 況,但亦可爲其他的構成。 另外,如圖13所示,亦可迴避波長Ab之附近而在較 波長λ b爲小之波長範圍,以一定的波長間隔d2 ’形成隱 藏碼用之螢光(峰値波長λΐ〜A4),而在較波長Ab爲 大之波長範圍,以一定的波長間隔d3,形成隱藏碼用之螢 光(峰値波長λ5〜A8)。然而,波長間隔d2與波長間 隔d3係亦可爲相同,而亦可不同。另外,如圖14所示, ❹ 亦可迴避可視範圍而設定隱藏碼。此情況,依據隱藏碼的 螢光係未對於人眼有察覺之故,未對於本來的發光色帶來 影響。 另外,如白色照明裝置,對於含有中心波長Ac的半 値寬度寬的發光及中心波長Ad的半値寬度寬的發光等之 情況,係如圖1 5所示,呈實質上迴避中心波長Λ C的寬的 發光及中心波長Ad的發光附近地設定隱藏碼爲佳。 在對於上述之構件1之隱藏碼的檢測,係對於將以光 ® 譜測定手段41所測定之光譜,直接以譯碼手段42進行解 碼之情況,雖已做過說明’但對於存在有來自形成隱藏碼 之量子點螢光體的螢光以外之背景發光情況,係亦可以如 以下作爲而檢測隱藏碼。圖1 6乃模式性地顯示隱藏碼之 讀出方法之其他一例的波形圖。然而,在圖16係爲了簡 便說明’而只對於圖4所示之一部分的波長範圍(波長範 圍R1〜波長範圍R4)而作顯示。以光譜測定手段41所測 定之釋放光乃如圖16所示’對於含有形成隱藏碼之螢光 L1〜L4與背景發光Lbg之情況,係從其合成光之釋放光u -39- 200951825 的類比資訊,減去對應於對於預先未含有隱藏碼之同一物 所加以計測之背景發光Lbg的背景資訊(背景資料:圖 16中之中段的波形),抽出對應於隱藏碼之類比資訊(圖 16中之最下段的波形)。之後,經由將所抽出的類比資訊 變換成數位資訊之時,將隱藏碼進行譯碼。如爲此構成, 即使對於構件的顏色,特別是對於構件本身的發色,使用 螢光材料之情況,一可以高精確度檢測隱藏碼。然而,對 於此情況,編碼讀出裝置乃亦可作爲更具備記憶背景資訊 之背景資訊記憶手段之構成,另外,編碼讀出裝置乃亦可 作爲讀出記憶於外部裝置之背景資訊的構成。 在上述之構件1,係對於使用未含有摻雜物之半導體 物質所成之量子點螢光體的構成,雖已做過說明,但量子 點螢光體之構成物質係爲了使發光亮度的增大等之發光特 性提昇,而亦可爲含有摻雜物之半導體物質。另外,在上 述,係對於含於構件1之有可能性的複數種類(8種類) 之量子點螢光體乃全部爲同一物質之構成,雖已做過說明 ,但亦可作爲含有由不同物質所成之量子點螢光體的構成 。另外,對於使用由半導體物質所成之量子點螢光體之構 成,雖已做過說明,但亦可作爲使用並非半導體物質之氧 化物螢光體等之其他螢光體的構成。 在上述之構件1,係對於使用未含有摻雜物之半導體 物質所成之量子點螢光體的構成,雖已做過說明’但量子 點螢光體之構成物質係爲了使發光亮度的增大等之發光特 性提昇,而亦可爲含有摻雜物之半導體物質。 -40- 200951825 在上述,係對於編碼讀出裝置ι〇乃含有記憶爲了判 定真僞之加以資料庫化的資訊之資料庫記憶手段15的構 成,雖已做過說明,但在本發明,編碼讀出裝置係亦可爲 未具備資料庫記憶手段的構成。對於此情況,作爲具備資 料傳送手段之構成,理想爲作爲接續於記憶於編碼讀出裝 置之外不的電腦等之資料庫,接收真僞判定用之資訊,依 據接收的資訊而判定真僞之構成。更且,亦可爲未具備真 ❹ 僞判定手段之構成。例如,如作爲將由外部的電腦等所測 定之光譜的資訊加以傳送,在其電腦進行參照資料庫之真 僞判定,只將其結果答覆至編碼讀出裝置之構成即可。在 上述,對於依據作爲資料庫化之資訊而汎用地判定真僞之 構成,雖已做過說明,但作爲具備簡單之資料表等之構成 ,亦可作爲對於特定知識別資訊含有物加以特殊化而進行 真僞判定之構成。 ® [產業上之可利用性] 本發明係可利用於經由螢光體而賦予識別資訊之各種 . 構件或裝置。另外,本發明係可一般利用從經由螢光體而 賦予識別資訊之各種構件或裝置,檢測識別資訊之資訊識 別裝置。另外,本發明係可一般利用從經由螢光體而賦予 識別資訊之各種構件或裝置,檢測識別資訊之資訊識別方 法。 【圖式簡單說明】 -41 - 200951825 圖1乃模式性地顯示含有隱藏碼之構件的構成之一例 斜視圖。 圖2乃定性地表示顯示隱藏碼與量子點螢光體的種類 之對應的對應表之一例說明圖。 圖3乃模式性地顯示編碼讀出裝置之一例說明圖。 圖4乃模式性地顯示經由編碼讀出裝置所檢測之光譜 的類比資訊之一例波形圖。 圖5乃模式性地顯示經由編碼讀出裝置加以譯碼之隱 藏碼之波形圖。 圖6乃模式性地顯示第丨變形例之隱藏碼之一例波形 圖。 圖7乃模式性地顯示第2變形例之隱藏碼之一例波形 圖。 圖8乃模式性地顯示第3變形例之隱藏碼之一例波形 圖。 圖9乃模式性地顯示第4變形例之隱藏碼之一例波形 Π=ιΙ 圖。 圖10乃模式性地顯示第5變形例之隱藏碼之一例波 形圖。 圖1 1乃模式性地顯示第6變形例之隱藏碼之一例波 形圖。 圖1 2乃模式性地顯示第7變形例之隱藏碼之一例波 形圖。 圖1 3乃模式性地顯示第8變形例之隱藏碼之一例波 -42- 200951825 形圖。 圖14乃模式性地顯示第9變形例之隱藏碼之一例波 形圖。 圖1 5乃模式性地顯示第1 0變形例之隱藏碼之一例波 形圖。 圖16乃模式性地顯示隱藏碼之讀出方法之其他一例 的波形圖。 ❹ 【主要元件符號說明】 1 :構件(識別資訊含有物) 1 0 :編碼讀出裝置(資訊識別裝置) 1 1 : UV光源(激發光源) 12:分光機構(分光裝置) 13 : CCD感應器(光測定裝置) 1 4 :隱藏碼檢測手段(識別資訊檢測手段) ® 1 5 :資料庫記憶手段 1 6 :真僞判定手段 21 :濾光片 2 2 :平行透鏡: 23 :分等器 24 :凹面反射鏡 4 1 :光譜測定手段 42 :譯碼手段 -43-A plurality of quantum dot phosphors of a plurality of wavelengths are formed such that they are adjacent to each other in a specific shape, for example, a general-purpose fluorescent light, a half-turn width is formed in a head shape or a table shape, and a half-width is used as an identification element. Composition. However, in this case, the reference function corresponding to the specific shape is held in advance, and the half-turn width can be extracted by the analysis of the least squares method using the width of the reference function as a parameter. In this case, generally, the wavelength distribution of the half-turn width of the fluorescent light from the quantum dot phosphor of one type may be combined by various Q combinations of a plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors. It is difficult to reproduce the situation by imitation. As a result, the concealment of identification information increases. Further, by combining the difference in intensity with the width of the half turn, the amount of information of the hidden code can be increased when the area of the identification 各 in each of the wavelength ranges R1 to R8 is increased. For such hidden codes, the details will be explained. Figs. 9 to 11 are waveform diagrams schematically showing an example of hidden codes in the fourth to sixth modifications. However, in Figs. 9 to 11, for the sake of simplicity, only the wavelength range (wavelength range R1 to wavelength range R4) of one portion shown in Fig. 4 is displayed. -34- 200951825 As shown in Fig. 9, a plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors that emit light at different peak wavelengths in the wavelength range R1 corresponding to the irradiation of the excitation light from the uv light source 11 are derived from these The synthesized light of the luminescence of the quantum dot phosphor is a semi-値 width wi which is larger than the luminescence of the quantum dot phosphor of the type, and the width of the head shape is blended with the resin material, and corresponds to the UV material. The irradiation of the excitation light of the light source 11 'the quantum dot phosphor emitted by the peak wavelength 波长 in the wavelength range R2 is not formulated in the resin material, and the irradiation corresponding to the excitation light from the UV light source 11 is in the wavelength range. A plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors that emit light at mutually different peak-to-peak wavelengths in R3, and the synthesized light from the quantum dots of the phosphors is a half-width W2 that is larger than the width W3 before the head shape Spectralally blended with the resin material, and the quantum dot phosphor that emits light at a peak wavelength in the wavelength range R4 corresponding to the excitation light from the UV light source 11 is derived from the quantum The light emitting phosphor is the shape before the shape of the first half of the width W1 Zhi spectrally ® material formulated in a resin material. However, the width of the half-length in the wavelength range R2 is regarded as "〇". The readout of the hidden code corresponds to a first width range in which the width of the peaks λ 1 to λ4 is less than the first critical range, and the first threshold 値 or less does not reach the second critical 値, including the half width W1. The second width range and the second critical enthalpy are less than the third critical enthalpy, and include the third width range of the half width W2, the third critical 値 or more, and the width range of the fourth width range including the half width W3. The identification number of the number of hidden codes is "0", "1", "2" or "3". Accordingly, in the case shown in Fig. 9, it is judged that the hidden code is "203 1". -35- 200951825 In addition, as shown in FIG. 10, in accordance with the irradiation of the excitation light from the UV light source 11, a plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors emitting light at mutually different peak wavelengths in the wavelength range R1 are derived from The synthesized light of the luminescence of the quantum dot phosphors is spectrally blended with the resin material in comparison with the spectral shape of the half-width W1 of the half-turn width W1 from the quantum dot phosphor of one type, corresponding to The irradiation of the excitation light from the UV light source 11 is a plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors that emit light at mutually different peak wavelengths in the wavelength range R2, and the synthesized light from the quantum dot phosphors is The half-turn width W1 is larger, and the half-turn width W3 is smaller than the half-width W2. The shape of the stage is spectrally blended with the resin material, and the irradiation light from the UV light source 11 is irradiated with the peak wavelength in the wavelength range R3. The quantum dot fluorescent system that emits light is not blended with the resin material, and the quantum dot fluorescent light that emits light at a peak wavelength in the wavelength range R4 corresponding to the irradiation of the excitation light from the UV light source 11 The light emitted from the quantum dot phosphor is spectrally blended with the resin material before the half-width W1. However, the half-width of the wavelength range R3 is regarded as "0". In the reading of the hidden code, the half-width of each of the wavelength ranges R1 to R4 is determined to be hidden within the width range of any of the first width range to the fourth width range as described with reference to FIG. The identification number of the digits of the code is "0", "1", "2" or "3". Accordingly, for the case shown in Fig. 1, it is judged that the hidden code is "3201". Further, as shown in FIG. 11, the quantum dot phosphor-36-200951825 which emits light at the peak wavelength λ 1 as the irradiation corresponding to the excitation light from the UV light source 1 1 emits light at a half turn width W3. The quantum dot phosphor of the semiconductor material is formulated in a resin material, and the quantum dot phosphor that emits light at the peak wavelength λ2 as the irradiation corresponding to the excitation light from the UV light source 11 is smaller than the half width W3. The quantum dot phosphor of the second semiconductor material that emits light with a half width W2 is blended with the resin material, and the quantum dot fluorescent system that emits light at the peak wavelength λ3 is not irradiated with the excitation light from the UV light source 11. The quantum dot phosphor that emits light at a peak wavelength λ4 corresponding to the irradiation of the excitation light from the krypton UV light source 11 is irradiated with a first semiconductor material that emits light at a half width W1 that is smaller than the half width W2. The quantum dot phosphor is formulated in a resin material. The first semiconductor material, the second semiconductor material, and the third semiconductor material are different semiconductor materials. However, the width at half the wavelength λ3 is regarded as "0". In the reading of the hidden code, the width corresponding to the half width of each of the wavelength ranges R1 to R4 is within the width range of any of the first width range to the fourth width range, as in the case of the description with reference to FIG. The identification number of the number of bits in the hidden code is ^ 0", Μ", ^ 2" or ^ 3". Accordingly, in the case shown in Fig. 11, it is judged that the hidden code is "320 1". For the above-mentioned determination of the number of bits of the hidden code, the reference is made to at least one critical of the stationary (fixed).値, but the difference in relative intensity can be used as the identification code for the threshold of the reference activity. Specifically, the identification 任意 corresponding to the arbitrary number of bits of the concealment code is obtained by using the previous digit as the reference digit and the intensity of the peak wavelength of the fluorescence corresponding to the reference digit as the reference intensity. Whether the intensity of the peak wavelength is above the base-37-200951825 quasi-strength is judged. However, the identification 对应 corresponding to the leading digit is determined by the presence or absence of the illuminance corresponding to the peak 値 wavelength of the number of bits or whether it is a specific critical 値 or higher. Similarly, the identification corresponding to the number of digits of the hidden code is determined by the number of bits as the reference digit. Further, in the above-described member 1, it is formed in each wavelength range R1. The fluorescent light of R8 is not substantially overlapped with the fluorescence in the adjacent wavelength range. Although it has been described, it can also be used as a quantum dot phosphor having a large Q peak with different peak wavelengths. Adjacent, the spectrum has a specific shape, and the entire wavelength range (for example, the range of λ 1-d to A8+d described above) is not distinguished from each wavelength range, and the shape is smoothly formed as a concavity and convexity, and the analysis or pattern is separated by fluorescence separation. The identification analysis and the like are performed to decode the identification information. The member 1 described above is configured to emit light other than the fluorescent light that is not substantially hidden, but the light-emitting state of the fluorescent material or the like may be substantially Avoid using the wavelength range of its illuminating 而 to illuminate the hidden fluorescent light. Here, the hidden code is explained. 12 to 15 are waveform diagrams schematically showing a modification of the concealment code. However, Fig. 12 to Fig. 15 show a case where a hidden code is formed by avoiding a specific wavelength range. When a hidden code is set on the display surface of the apparatus for releasing light (wavelength Xa) such as a display lamp or the like, or as shown in Fig. 12, the hidden code is set to avoid the vicinity of the wavelength Aa. However, in Fig. 12, it is shown that the wavelength interval is a certain wavelength interval, and the hidden code is "11111111" -38-200951825, but other configurations are possible. Further, as shown in FIG. 13, it is also possible to avoid the vicinity of the wavelength Ab and to form a fluorescent light for a hidden code (peak wavelength λ ΐ 〜 A4) at a constant wavelength interval d2 ′ in a wavelength range smaller than the wavelength λ b . On the other hand, in the wavelength range where the wavelength Ab is larger, the fluorescent light for the hidden code (peak wavelength λ5 to A8) is formed at a certain wavelength interval d3. However, the wavelength interval d2 and the wavelength interval d3 may be the same or different. In addition, as shown in Fig. 14, ❹ can also hide the visible range and set the hidden code. In this case, the fluorescent system based on the hidden code is not noticeable to the human eye and does not affect the original luminescent color. Further, in the case of a white illuminating device, for a case where the half-width of the central wavelength Ac is wide and the half-width of the central wavelength Ad is wide, as shown in Fig. 15, the width of the center wavelength Λ C is substantially avoided. It is preferable to set the hidden code in the vicinity of the light emission and the light emission of the center wavelength Ad. The detection of the hidden code of the above-described member 1 is based on the case where the spectrum measured by the light spectrum measuring means 41 is directly decoded by the decoding means 42, although it has been described 'but there is a form The background light emission other than the fluorescence of the quantum dot phosphor of the hidden code can also be detected as follows. Fig. 16 is a waveform diagram schematically showing another example of the method of reading the hidden code. However, Fig. 16 shows only the wavelength range (wavelength range R1 to wavelength range R4) of a portion shown in Fig. 4 for the sake of simplicity. The emitted light measured by the spectrometric means 41 is as shown in FIG. 16 'for the case of the fluorescent light L1 to L4 and the background light emitting Lbg which form the hidden code, the analogy of the light released from the light u -39 - 200951825 Information, subtracting the background information corresponding to the background illumination Lbg measured for the same thing that does not contain the hidden code in advance (background data: the waveform of the middle segment in FIG. 16), extracting the analog information corresponding to the hidden code (FIG. 16) The waveform of the bottommost segment). Thereafter, the hidden code is decoded by converting the extracted analog information into digital information. If it is constituted for this purpose, even for the color of the member, particularly for the color development of the member itself, the use of the fluorescent material can detect the hidden code with high precision. However, in this case, the code reading device can also be configured as a background information memory means having more memory background information, and the code reading device can also be used as a configuration for reading background information stored in the external device. In the above-described member 1, the configuration of the quantum dot phosphor formed using a semiconductor material not containing a dopant has been described, but the constituent material of the quantum dot phosphor is to increase the luminance of the light. The luminescence properties of the larger classes are enhanced, and may also be semiconductor materials containing dopants. Further, in the above description, the plural kinds (eight types) of quantum dot phosphors which are likely to be contained in the member 1 are all of the same substance, and although they have been described, they may be contained as different substances. The composition of the quantum dot phosphor formed. Further, although the configuration using a quantum dot phosphor formed of a semiconductor material has been described, it may be a configuration using another phosphor such as an oxide phosphor which is not a semiconductor material. The above-described member 1 has been described for the configuration of a quantum dot phosphor formed using a semiconductor material not containing a dopant, but the constituent material of the quantum dot phosphor is used to increase the luminance of the light. The luminescence properties of the larger classes are enhanced, and may also be semiconductor materials containing dopants. -40- 200951825 In the above, the code reading device ι includes a library memory means 15 for storing information for authenticating the authenticity of the authenticity. Although the description has been made, in the present invention, the encoding The reading device may be configured to have no library memory means. In this case, as a data transfer means, it is preferable to receive the information for authenticity determination as a database connected to a computer or the like that is not stored in the code reading device, and to determine the authenticity based on the received information. Composition. Furthermore, it may be a configuration that does not have a true false determination means. For example, if the information of the spectrum measured by an external computer or the like is transmitted, the computer performs the authenticity determination of the reference database, and only the result is replied to the configuration of the code reading device. In the above, the configuration for authenticating the authenticity based on the information that is used as the database has been described. However, as a simple data sheet or the like, it can be used as a specific information for the specific identification information. And the composition of the authenticity judgment. ® [Industrial Applicability] The present invention is applicable to various components or devices that impart identification information via a phosphor. Further, the present invention can generally use an information recognition device that detects identification information from various members or devices that provide identification information via a phosphor. Further, the present invention can generally utilize an information recognition method for detecting identification information from various members or devices that impart identification information via a phosphor. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS -41 - 200951825 Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of a configuration of a member including a hidden code. Fig. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a correspondence table showing the correspondence between the hidden code and the type of the quantum dot phosphor. Fig. 3 is an explanatory view showing an example of a code reading device schematically. Fig. 4 is a waveform diagram schematically showing an analogous information of a spectrum detected by a code reading device. Fig. 5 is a waveform diagram schematically showing a hidden code decoded by a code reading device. Fig. 6 is a waveform diagram schematically showing an example of a hidden code of the second modification. Fig. 7 is a waveform diagram schematically showing an example of a hidden code in the second modification. Fig. 8 is a waveform diagram schematically showing an example of a hidden code in a third modification. Fig. 9 is a view schematically showing a waveform Π = ι Ι of a hidden code of the fourth modification. Fig. 10 is a waveform diagram schematically showing an example of a hidden code in the fifth modification. Fig. 11 is a waveform diagram schematically showing an example of a hidden code of the sixth modification. Fig. 12 is a waveform diagram schematically showing an example of a hidden code of the seventh modification. Fig. 13 is a view schematically showing a case of a hidden code of the eighth modification, -42-200951825. Fig. 14 is a waveform diagram schematically showing an example of a hidden code in the ninth modification. Fig. 15 is a waveform diagram schematically showing an example of a hidden code of the 10th modification. Fig. 16 is a waveform diagram schematically showing another example of the method of reading the hidden code. ❹ [Description of main component symbols] 1 : Component (identification information inclusion) 1 0 : Code reading device (information recognition device) 1 1 : UV light source (excitation light source) 12: Spectroscopic mechanism (split device) 13 : CCD sensor (Light measuring device) 1 4 : Hidden code detecting means (identifying information detecting means) ® 1 5 : Library memory means 1 6 : Authenticity determining means 21 : Filter 2 2 : Parallel lens: 23 : Classifier 24 : concave mirror 4 1 : spectrometry means 42 : decoding means -43-

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200951825 七、申請專利範圍: 1. 一種識別資訊含有物,屬於包含不同峰値波長之至 少一種類之螢光體的識別資訊含有物,其特徵乃 前述至少1種類之螢光體乃從特定之複數種類的量子 點螢光體而加以選擇,將對應於前述至少1種類之螢光體 的調配之螢光的光譜之波形,作爲識別資訊而含有者。 2. 如申請專利範圍第1項記載之識別資訊含有物’其 中,前述複數種類的量子點螢光體之中至少一部分之種類 Q 的量子點螢光體乃粒徑不同之同一材料的粒子。 3. 如申請專利範圍第1項或第2項記載之識別資訊含 有物,其中,前述識別資訊乃將在前述複數種類的量子點 螢光體之各峰値波長的螢光強度,對於特定之激發光而言 ,是否爲特定強度以上,做爲識別碼而含有。 4. 如申請專利範圍第1項或第2項記載之識別資訊含 有物,其中,前述識別資訊乃將在前述複數種類的量子點 螢光體之各峰値波長的螢光強度,對於特定之激發光而言 © ,是否爲3個以上之強度範圍任一強度範圍,做爲識別碼 而含有。 5 .如申請專利範圍第1項或第2項記載之識別資訊含 有物,其中,前述識別資訊乃將在前述複數種類的量子點 螢光體之各峰値波長的螢光強度,對於特定之激發光而言 ,是否爲在超過〇大的強度範圍之特定複數之強度範圍任 一強度範圍,做爲識別碼而含有。 6.如申請專利範圍第1項至第5項任一記載之識別資 -44- 200951825 訊含有物,其中,前述複數種類的量子點螢光體之峰値波 長乃特定之波長間隔。 7.如申請專利範圍第6項記載之識別資訊含有物,其 中,前述複數種類的量子點螢光體之峰値波長乃在相互做 爲隔離之特定之複數的波長範圍,對於各前述波長範圍實 質上爲一定之波長間隔。 8 .如申請專利範圍第6項記載之識別資訊含有物,其 © 中,前述複數種類的量子點螢光體之峰値波長乃實質上爲 一定之波長間隔。 9.如申請專利範圍第1項至第8項任一記載之識別資 訊含有物,其中,對應於前述複數種類的量子點螢光體之 各峰値波長之螢光乃實質上未重合。 1 0.如申請專利範圍第1項或第2項記載之識別資訊 含有物,其中,前述識別資訊乃將在從對於特定之激發光 之前述至少一種類的螢光體之螢光的特定之複數各波長範 ® 圍之部分光譜的寬度,是否爲複數之寬度範圍之任一寬度 範圍,做爲識別碼而含有。 11. 一種資訊識別裝置,屬於識別將對應於選自特定 之複數種類的量子點螢光體之至少1種類之螢光體的調配 之螢光的光譜之波形,作爲識別資訊而含有之識別資訊含 有物的前述識別資訊之資訊識別裝置,其特徵乃包含: 射出使前述複數種類的量子點螢光體全部發光之激發 光的激發光源, 和將從對應於來自前述激發光源的激發光之照射的前 -45- 200951825 述識別資訊含有物之釋放光,進行分光之分光裝置, 和將經由前述分光裝置加以分光之前述釋放光的強度 ,依波長加以測定之光測定裝置, 和依據經由前述光測定裝置之測定結果,檢測識別資 訊之識別資訊檢測手段; 前述激發光源乃作爲前述激發光,射出較前述複數種 類的量子點螢光體之峰値波長中最短的峰値波長爲短,且 實質上單一的波長光者。 1 2 . —種資訊識別方法,屬於識別將對應於選自特定 之複數種類的量子點螢光體之至少1種類之螢光體的調配 之螢光的光譜之波形,作爲識別資訊而含有之識別資訊含 有物的前述識別資訊之資訊識別方法,其特徵乃 將較前述複數種類的量子點螢光體之峰値波長中最短 的峰値波長爲短,且實質上單一的波長之激發光照射於前 述識別資訊含有物,使前述至少一種類之螢光體所有發光 > 將來自前述識別資訊含有物的釋放光進行分光, 測定所分光之前述釋放光的各波長強度, 依據前述各波長強度之測定結果,檢測識別資訊者。 1 3 .如申請專利範圍第1 2項記載之資訊識別方法,其 中,在前述釋放光的依波長之強度的測定,選擇性地測定 對應於前述至少1種類的螢光體之選擇對象之複數種類的 量子點螢光體之各峰値波長的強度。 -46 -200951825 VII. Patent application scope: 1. A recognition information containing material belonging to at least one type of phosphor containing different peak wavelengths, characterized in that at least one type of phosphor is specified from a specific one. A plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors are selected, and a waveform of a spectrum of fluorescence corresponding to the blend of the at least one type of phosphor is included as identification information. 2. The identification information contained in the first aspect of the patent application, wherein the quantum dot phosphor of at least a part of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors is particles of the same material having different particle diameters. 3. The identification information contained in item 1 or 2 of the patent application scope, wherein the identification information is a fluorescence intensity at each peak wavelength of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors, for a specific Whether or not the excitation light is a specific intensity or more is included as an identification code. 4. The identification information contained in the first or second aspect of the patent application, wherein the identification information is a fluorescence intensity at each peak wavelength of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors, for a specific In the case of the excitation light, whether or not it is any intensity range of three or more intensity ranges is included as an identification code. 5. The identification information contained in item 1 or 2 of the patent application scope, wherein the identification information is a fluorescence intensity at each peak wavelength of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors, for a specific Whether or not the excitation light is in any intensity range of a specific complex number exceeding a large intensity range is included as an identification code. 6. The object of claim 1, wherein the peak wavelength of the plurality of quantum dot phosphors is a specific wavelength interval. 7. The identification information according to claim 6, wherein the peak wavelengths of the plurality of quantum dot phosphors are in a specific plurality of wavelength ranges which are isolated from each other for each of the foregoing wavelength ranges. Essentially a certain wavelength interval. 8. The identification information contained in claim 6, wherein the peak wavelength of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors is substantially a constant wavelength interval. 9. The identification information according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the fluorescence of each peak wavelength corresponding to the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors is substantially non-overlapping. The identification information contained in the first or second aspect of the patent application, wherein the identification information is specific to the fluorescence of the phosphor from the at least one of the aforementioned types of excitation light. The width of a part of the spectrum of each of the complex wavelength ranges is a width range of any of the complex width ranges, and is included as an identification code. 11. An information recognition device belonging to a waveform for identifying a spectrum of fluorescence of a blend corresponding to at least one type of phosphor selected from a specific plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors, and identifying information included as identification information An information recognition device including the identification information of the object, comprising: an excitation light source that emits excitation light that emits all of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors; and an irradiation light that is emitted from the excitation light corresponding to the excitation light source Pre-45-200951825 The light-measuring device for detecting the information containing the emitted light, the spectroscopic device for splitting, and the intensity of the emitted light that is split by the spectroscopic device, and measuring the wavelength according to the wavelength, and the light passing through the light The detection result of the measuring device detects the identification information detecting means for detecting the information; the excitation light source is used as the excitation light, and the shortest peak wavelength of the peak wavelength of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors is shorter, and substantially On a single wavelength of light. The information recognition method is a waveform for identifying a spectrum of fluorescence that is to be blended with at least one type of phosphor selected from a specific plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors, and is included as identification information. An information recognition method for identifying the aforementioned identification information of the information-containing object, characterized in that the shortest peak wavelength of the peak wavelengths of the plurality of types of quantum dot phosphors is shorter, and substantially single wavelength excitation light is irradiated The light-receiving light of the at least one type of the above-mentioned identification information-containing material includes a light emitted from the identification information-containing material, and the intensity of each wavelength of the emitted light of the split light is measured, according to the intensity of each wavelength The result of the measurement is used to detect the identification information. The method for identifying information according to the above-mentioned claim, wherein, in the measurement of the intensity of the wavelength of the emitted light, the plurality of selected objects corresponding to the at least one type of the phosphor are selectively measured. The intensity of each peak wavelength of a quantum dot phosphor of the type. -46 -
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