Code 39 definitions

Code 39

is the most commonly used bar code. It can encode both numbers and letters which is ideal for most industrial and non-retail applications. The Automotive industry uses Code 39 as its standard for shipping container labels. If you are just starting out a bar code application of your own, we recommend using Code 39
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Code 39

A full alphanumeric bar code consisting of nine black and white bars for each character symbol.
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Code 39

(3 of 9 Code). A full alphanumeric barcode consisting of nine modules, three of which are wide.
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Code 39

(3 of 9) a bar code symbology that encodes 43 data elements (0-9, A-Z and 7 special characters). Each character has 9 elements, bars have two widths.
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