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How large is QR Code? |
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The size of QR Code depends on a module size
and a symbol version. The module refers to the black and
white dots that make up the QR Code. The symbol version
determines the data capacity.
The area of a Version 1 QR Code is made up of 21 modules
per side. Each higher version number is made up of 4 additional
modules. The highest version number is Version 40.
For example, a Version 2 QR Code would be composed of a
25 by 25 module matrix. If the module size is 0.5 mm (19.7
mils) square, the size of QR Code will be 12.5 mm (0.5")
square. (QR Code requires a four module wide quiet zone
around the symbol.) |
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How is QR Code being used? |
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The case study section includes a number of
application examples. QR Code is being used in a wide variety
of applications, such as manufacturing, logistics, and sales
applications.
In terms of common everyday use, QR Code is being printed
on paperback spines, rental video cases, and sushi plates
used in revolving sushi bars. |
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How do I create QR Code? |
A |
QR Code can be printed to any QR Code compatible
printer.
Our Windows compatible software can be used to create QR
Code for printing to any Windows compatible printer. |
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