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Barcode resolution is often measured in milli-inches. A 5mil 1D code would typically be considered high density, GTIN barcodes are typically printed between 10mil and 39mil. However a 10 mil 2D barcode would be considered high density. This is usually not considered detrimental because 2D barcodes can encode information more densely than 1D barcodes. |
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Barcode resolution is often measured in milli-inches. A 5mil 1D code would typically be considered high density, GTIN barcodes are typically printed between 10mil and 39mil. However a 10 mil 2D barcode would be considered high density. This is usually not considered detrimental because 2D barcodes can encode information more densely than 1D barcodes. |
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[[Image:DataMatrix Symbol Size Comparison Sheet.png|thumb|DataMatrix Symbol Size Comparison Sheet]]
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[[Image:DataMatrix Symbol Size Comparison Sheet.png|600px|DataMatrix Symbol Size Comparison Sheet]]
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