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LU83333A1 - USE OF SURFACE TEXTURES AS A SINGLE IDENTITY MARK - Google Patents

USE OF SURFACE TEXTURES AS A SINGLE IDENTITY MARK
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LU83333A1
LU83333A1LU83333ALU83333ALU83333A1LU 83333 A1LU83333 A1LU 83333A1LU 83333 ALU83333 ALU 83333ALU 83333 ALU83333 ALU 83333ALU 83333 A1LU83333 A1LU 83333A1
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D Agraives Bertrand Causse
Jan Toornvliet
Alberto Volcan
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UTILISAΓΙCK DE TEXTURES DS SURFACE COMME MARQUE ALEATOIRE D'IDENTITE' UNIQUE.USE OF DS SURFACE TEXTURES AS A RANDOM BRAND OF UNIQUE IDENTITY.

i^Objet de la presente invention est la réalisation d’une méthode qui uti-| lise la texture ou l'état de surface d'un objet pour pouvoir le caractériser et l'identifier d'une manière unique.i ^ Object of the present invention is the realization of a method which uses | reads the texture or surface condition of an object to be able to characterize and identify it in a unique way.

On pourra ainsi reconnaître un objet ou une partie de l'objet par un ca- ! ·%.We can thus recognize an object or part of the object by a ca-! ·%.

ractère immuable qui lui est propre.an unchanging characteristic of its own.

Les possibilités d'identification des objets sont nombreuses; on connaît, j j par exemple, depuis longtemps le principe d'identification paî* sceau, mais le j -- sceau est un objet par lui meme que l'on cherche à reconnaître; il faut après i j garantir que le sceau appartient bien à l'objet qu'il protège. Il est donc ! il d'une fiabilité limitée et résistant mal à la fraude.The possibilities of identifying objects are numerous; for example, we have known the principle of identification for a long time, but the j-seal is an object in itself that we seek to recognize; after i must guarantee that the seal belongs to the object it protects. It is therefore ! it of limited reliability and poorly resistant to fraud.

! i : j Dans le domaine eu contrôle des installations, on structures nucléaires, j! des techniques de marquage aléatoire sont déjà utilisées. Cr. peut citer 1-! i: j In the field of facility control, we have nuclear structures, j! Random tagging techniques are already used. Cr. can quote 1-

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Innrcu-age par dispersion de particules solides dans une matrice solide; le caractère immuable étant la répartition des particules ainsi que leur taille, figées une fois pour toutes au sein d'un volume solide; le moyen de mesure fait appel aux ondes ultrasonores et à leur réflexion dans le système hétérogène ^ lequel, avec le transducteur révélateur employé doit consituer un tout immuable.Innrcu-age by dispersion of solid particles in a solid matrix; the immutable nature being the distribution of the particles as well as their size, frozen once and for all within a solid volume; the means of measurement calls upon the ultrasonic waves and their reflection in the heterogeneous system ^ which, with the revealing transducer employed must constitute an immutable whole.

i 1 La reconnaissance demande une transmission par ultrasons de 1 'information, c'est à dire un exact repositionnement du transducteur, et une identicite absolue entre transducteurs utilisés successivement, par rapport au reseau tridimensionnel des particules dispersées, i-ans ce cas donc, le caractère utilise des ondes ultrasonores pour être mesuré; il n'est pas directement révélé. En plus, des Lechnologies très spéciales sont necessaires, j Γ ’ - 2 - i: Pour pallier aux susdits inconvénients en propose, selon l'invention, une nouvelle méthode û'identifieshion des objets.i 1 Recognition requires an ultrasonic transmission of information, that is to say an exact repositioning of the transducer, and an absolute identicity between transducers used successively, compared to the three-dimensional network of dispersed particles, i-in this case therefore, the character uses ultrasonic waves to be measured; it is not directly revealed. In addition, very special Lechnologies are necessary, j Γ ’- 2 - i: To alleviate the above drawbacks, according to the invention proposes a new method for identifying objects.

J Tout objet solide est limité pdr une surface. Si un objet solide est in- j rr.urble par nature, sa surface, considérée com.n.e enveloppe indissociable, l'est i ! aussi. Sans les conditions 'usuelles, le surirce â'ur. objet ctr.trirue dljà à j j son identification.J Any solid object is limited to a surface. If a solid object is injectable by nature, its surface, considered as an inseparable envelope, is i! as well. Without the usual conditions, the surirce â'ur. object ctr.trirue dljà à j j its identification.

Cn propose donc d'utiliser la texture ou état de surface des objets pour pouvoir les caractériser d'une manière unieue.We therefore propose to use the texture or surface condition of the objects to be able to characterize them in a uniform way.

ILa surface doit presenter dans la zone ou elle est utilisée, un caractère - aléatoire certain; c'est en général le cas eu niveau de la rugosité des surfa-| ces mécaniques. Si elle est utilisée telle que venue de construction, on la i dira naturelle. Si nécessaire, on le transformera localement par suriaçage ; jj _ f | ou rayurage ou grattage superficiel pour lui conférer une texture bien alea- ] toire c'est-à-dire un marquage adéquat.The surface must present in the area where it is used, a certain - random character; this is generally the case in terms of surface roughness | these mechanics. If it is used as it came from construction, it will be said to be natural. If necessary, it will be locally transformed by overwiring; dd _ f | or scratching or surface scraping to give it a well random texture, that is to say an adequate marking.

il ( f ILa texture, naturelle ou conférée, est le caractère immuable. Son relevé, par palpeur, stylo ou tout autre moyen, est le moyen d'identification.it (f ILThe texture, natural or imparted, is the immutable character. Its record, by feeler, pen or any other means, is the means of identification.

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Selon la caractéristique principale de l'invention, on prend une partie de la surface de l'objet à identifier, on analyse les informations contenues 'dans un profil de ladite surface et on enregistre ledit profil.According to the main characteristic of the invention, part of the surface of the object to be identified is taken, the information contained in a profile of said surface is analyzed and said profile is recorded.

Selon une autre caractéristique de l'invention, les signaux du. profil de la surface à analyser sont transposés et echantillonés dans le domaine f ' de fréquences.According to another characteristic of the invention, the signals of. profile of the surface to be analyzed are transposed and sampled in the frequency domain f '.

La Figure annexée montre comment 1ε section d'une surface mécanique pré-| sente un aspect topographique aléatoire. Le caractère d'unicité de la coupe provient de 1ε richesse â ' informât ions résidant!; à la surface d'un objet: i ! ’ f I * - 3 - '; pics, vallées, plateaux, hauteurs, directions, etc. quand elle est e.·:plcrée i ri '1 ,1 à l'echelle voulue.The attached figure shows how the section of a mechanical surface pre- | feels a random topographic aspect. The uniqueness of the cut comes from the richness of resident information! on the surface of an object: i! ’F I * - 3 - '; peaks, valleys, plateaus, heights, directions, etc. when it is e. ·: plcrée i ri '1, 1 at the desired scale.

ί A _i s En conséquence, si deux surfaces ont des dimensions et des aspects similai res à l’echelle de la fabrication ( tolérance, finis, profil ), on peut toujours trouver, à une echelie plus fine, un état de rugosité pouvant les différencier. Dans nôtre cas, c'est l'element aspérité èt l'element vallée et leur emplacement qui sont importants.ί A _i s Consequently, if two surfaces have dimensions and aspects similar to the manufacturing scale (tolerance, finishes, profile), one can always find, at a finer scale, a state of roughness which can differentiate. In our case, it is the asperity element and the valley element and their location that are important.

Se pose donc après, pour l'identification, le problème du repositionnement exact du palpeur en face de la section explorée anterieur·;ment.Then arises, for identification, the problem of the exact repositioning of the probe in front of the section explored previously;

Cn a vérifié quf7 une pièce posée sur un simple st.mtif muni d'un ergot, quand on la réplace une autre fois nur le même stntif redonne bien la même | information.It has been verified that a part placed on a simple st.mtif fitted with a lug, when it is replaced another time on the same stntif, gives the same | information.

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Le redfepositionnement peut être de deux types: l'identite 1 plaquette ou autre support ) est amenée à 1'-ppmr. il d·..· me-sure, il s.1 : mit ici de marque i' transportable; ou bien l'eppareil est "-η-' à 1· structur- rrrrués et il ! s'agit alors de marque fixe.The redfepositioning can be of two types: the identity 1 plate or other support) is brought to 1'-ppmr. it d · .. · sure, it s.1: put here brand i 'transportable; or else the apparatus is "-η- 'at 1 · structured-rrrruru and it is then a fixed mark.

ILe signal des- profils des surfaces peut être visualisé directement sur papier ou bien cn peut le digitaliser, c'est-à-dire on compte les asperiteés, on mesure les hauteurs, les distances et on obtient une cléf digitale duditThe surface profile signal can be viewed directly on paper or it can be digitized, that is to say we count the asperities, we measure the heights, the distances and we obtain a digital key of the said

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Les sigaux de profil peuvent être aussi transposés et échantillonés dans le domaine des fréquences, de façon que des' spectres partiels puissent a volonté être utilisés comme clef d'identité d'une texture.Profile sigals can also be transposed and sampled in the frequency domain, so that partial spectra can be used as an identity key to a texture.

La méthode d'identification proposée par le present brevet permet de ga- % rantir des structures déjà, protégées par des sceaux conventionnels. Elle - h - i peut constituer en soi une technique de scellement. Fer exemple l'ensemble tige filetée et boulon peut être limé à ras et constituer une marque unique; si quelq'un devait dévisser le boulon, il ne pourrait jamais le revisser et le repositionner exactement par rapport à la vis. La mesure de profil, à cheval sur vis et boulon, détecterait cette fraude.The identification method proposed by this patent makes it possible to guarantee structures already, protected by conventional seals. It - h - i can in itself constitute a sealing technique. Iron example, the threaded rod and bolt assembly can be filed flush and constitute a single mark; if someone were to unscrew the bolt, they could never re-screw it and reposition it exactly in relation to the screw. Profile measurement, straddling screws and bolts, would detect this fraud.

Cette méthode se prête bien à l'identification des objets en utilisant leur propre texture topographique, sans devoir y pratiquer de trou de réfe-| rence. Comme par exemple: tableaux, statues ou meubles, la ou les autres 11 méthodes ou techniques d'identification ne seraient pas possibles sans en-do: mqger l'oeuvre d'art.This method lends itself well to the identification of objects using their own topographic texture, without having to practice a reference hole in them. rence. As for example: paintings, statues or furniture, the other 11 or methods or techniques of identification would not be possible without in-do: mqger the work of art.

|j Un autre avantage de nôtre meuhode résidé dans le fait que l'appareil j| de lecture peut être de petites dimensions et -en nécessite pas de gros ;! moyens pour l'identification cor.mef’est le cas pour les transducteurs piézo- i ! électriques.| j Another advantage of our method is that the j | reading can be small and -not require large; means for cor.mef identification is the case for piezo-i transducers! electric.

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11. Methode d'identification d’objets par analyse de texture de surface, caractérisée par le fait que ton prend une partie de la surface de l’objet à identifier, on analyse les informations contenues dans un profil de ladite surface et on enregistre ledit profil.11. Method for identifying objects by surface texture analysis, characterized in that the tone takes up a part of the surface of the object to be identified, the information contained in a profile of said surface is analyzed and said said is recorded profile.2. Methode d'identification d'objets par analyse de texture de surface selon la revendication 1, caractérisée par le fait que les signaux du profil * de la surface à analyser sont transposés et echantillonés dans le domains des fréquences. . 3) Methode d'identification d'ojets par analyse de texture de surface selon la revendication 1, caractérisée par le fait que la partie de surface à analyser a été préalablement traitée. I k) Methode d'identification d'objets par analyse de texture de surface (selon les revendications 1 et 3i caractérisée par le fait que la partie de surface à analyser a été sablée.2. A method of identifying objects by surface texture analysis according to claim 1, characterized in that the signals of the profile * of the surface to be analyzed are transposed and sampled in the frequency domain. . 3) Method for identifying objects by surface texture analysis according to claim 1, characterized in that the surface part to be analyzed has been previously treated. I k) Method of identifying objects by surface texture analysis (according to claims 1 and 3i characterized in that the surface part to be analyzed has been sanded.5. Methode d'identification d'objets par analyse de texture de surface selon les revendications 1 et 3, caractérisée par le fait que l'echelle d'exploration est variable. V s* !!!!!!!!! } i J i _ LuxerfcGur”, le t r.a: l'-;l ; 1& fccrr-ieEicn ! ff * W \ 'f· lu F'1“ I \o. \ t >/5. Method of identifying objects by surface texture analysis according to claims 1 and 3, characterized in that the exploration scale is variable. V s * !!!!!!!!! } i J i _ LuxerfcGur ”, t r.a: l -; l; 1 & fccrr-ieEicn! ff * W \ 'f · lu F'1 “I \ o. \ t> /
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