1. 条码:
条形码是一种广泛使用的方法,用于以计算机可理解的格式以图形方式存储信息。它使用行和空格来存储数字。计算机可以使用扫描仪(也称为条形码扫描仪)检索存储的数字。其中,广泛应用于零售、汽车租赁、住院等行业。
扫描到 GeeksforGeeks 的条形码 –
2.二维码:
二维码是用于存储数据的二维条码。这些代码由 QR 扫描仪扫描,以访问存储在其中的信息。它们于 1994 年在日本开发。它们是一种水平和垂直存储多媒体数据(视频、音频、图片、链接等)的方法。
扫描到 www.geeksforgeeks.org 的二维码 –
3.近场通信(NFC) :
它由菲利普斯和索尼于 2002 年推出。 NFC 是一种近场通信方法,在保持 4 厘米或更短距离的 2 个设备之间传输数据时非常有用。它基于耦合(电感耦合)原理。
扬声器上的 NFC –
二维码、条码和NFC的区别:
S.No. | Barcode | QR code | NFC |
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1. | It was developed in the year 1952. | It was developed in the year 1994. | It was developed in the year 2002. |
2. | It was developed by Norman Joseph Woodland. | It was developed by Masahiro Hara. | It was developed by Franz Amtmann and Philippe Mangars. |
3. | There are 2 types, 1 dimensional and 2 dimensional, or barcodes. | There is only of 1 type. | There is only of 1 type. |
4. | It is a way of storing numbers in a printed and computer understandable format. | It is a type of 2D barcode or printed representation of data that can be scanned for data retrieval. | It is a communication protocol for communication between devices (electronic) within a distance of 4cm. |
5. | It is used at stores for tracking all purchased items, in hospitals for tracking the records of patients, in rental cars business, and tracking of airline luggage, mails, and nuclear waste. | It is used in supermarkets, hospitals, cinema or by individuals, etc. for the transfer of data (sharing contacts, photos, videos, and other documents.). | It is used as identity cards, as key cards, and as a method of contactless payments and mobile payments in various sectors such as retail, automobile, cinema, etc. |
6. | It is based on Morse Code technology. | It is based on Morse Code technology. | It is based on inductive coupling between antennas of the devices. |
7. | It requires line of sight. | It requires line of sight. | It requires proximity (distance between the devices must be less than 4 centimeters, hence the name, Near field). |
8. | Only one barcode is examined at once. | Only one QR code is examined at once. | Only one NFC is examined at once. |