This clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed," examines how barcode scanners send and receive product information with the help of a laser beam.
More Videos Online
More Videos Online
Deconstructed: How Barcode Scanners Work
This clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed," examines how barcode scanners send and receive product information with the help of a laser beam.
Added: Sep 3, 2009
Views: 17526 Views
Runtime: 03:00
Related Videos
-
How Night Vision Goggles WorkThis clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed" sheds some light on the mechanism of night vision goggles.Deconstructed (02:59)
-
Laser PrinterFind out how laser printers capitalize on the properties of static electricity to create crisp documents on this clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed."
Deconstructed (02:55)
-
Vending MachineFind out how vending machines identify and sort coins on this clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed."
Deconstructed (03:00)
-
Compact Disc PlayerThis clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed," cranks the tunes as it explores the inside of a compact disc player.
Deconstructed (02:51)
-
Camping LanternThis clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed," explores the illuminating power of the camping lantern.
Deconstructed (02:57)
-
Air PurifierThis clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed," demontrates how filters work to clear the air.
Deconstructed (02:59)
-
Sewing MachineIt's all about the precision of a tiny needle when this clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed," explores the sewing machine.
Deconstructed (02:59)
-
Hot TubsThis clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed," breaks out the bubbles with an inside look at hot tubs.
Deconstructed (03:00)
-
Electric BikeThis clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed," offers a unique spin on the mechanics of the electric bike.
Deconstructed (02:58)
-
How Do Microphones WorkThis clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed" dissects the microphone to find out how sound is amplified with extraordinary clarity.
Deconstructed (01:57)
-
How Gas Grills WorkThis clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed," goes inside a propane gas grill to see how it keeps summer cookouts from exploding.
Deconstructed (02:56)
-
How Bathroom Scales WorkSecrets of the mechanical bathroom scale are revealed on this clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed."
Deconstructed (02:27)
You Might Also Like
-
How Does a Wireless Mouse WorkThis clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed," explores the inner workings of the wireless mouse.
Deconstructed Shorts (02:55)
-
How Do Digital Cameras Use...Find out how digital cameras use light to compose the perfect shot on this clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed."
Deconstructed Shorts (03:00)
-
How Do Hydraulic Hand Trucks...Find out how the hand truck's lever system can increase your strength seventy five times over on this clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed."
Deconstructed Shorts (03:00)
-
How Do Tattoo Guns WorkThis clip from The Science Channel's, "Deconstructed," gets inked when it takes apart the tattoo gun.
Deconstructed Shorts (02:54)
-
ThermometersThis clip from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made," doesn't need mercury to reach the boiling point. Find out how modern day thermometers maintain the correct temperature using a surprising manufacturing technique.
How It's Made (02:55)
-
Flying CoconutsThe challengers just may rethink their strategy after they witness the effects of a coconut flying at 150 mph towards a couple pieces of plywood.
Catch It/Keep It (02:45)
-
Tortilla ChipsEver wonder how tortilla chips get their signature texture? Find out on this clip from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made."
How It's Made (03:00)
-
Death ClockIf you could predict the future, would you want to know the exact date of your death?
Psychic Powers (03:00)
-
Killer MutantsCould super intelligent mutants spell doom for all mankind?
The End of the World (03:00)
-
Crystal BallsCan a crystal ball predict the winner at a dog track?
Psychic Powers (02:31)
-
Invasion of Grey GooOne way the world might end: evil nano-robots.
The End of the World (02:33)
-
Alistair Crowley CurseWitness a White Witch attempt to break the spell of Alistair Crowley.
Curses! (02:49)
Advertisement
Shop The Science Channel
-
our sites
-
video
-
shop
-
stay connected
-
corporate
