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Calculating barcode length based on printer resolution and character count: Cod

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Barcode Length Calculation: Calculate the length of a Code 39 barcode without a check digit based on the printer's print resolution and the number of characters.
c
Character countThis is the number of characters you want the barcode to encode. It does not include the start and stop codes. The maximum number of characters that can be read from a barcode also depends on the barcode reader’s resolution.
x
mmThe width of the narrowest barcode. The default value is the width of the narrowest bar in the AIM standard. The printer must have a resolution of at least 133 dpi.
n
RatioThis is the element thickness ratio. The default is 2.2, which is the strictest value specified in the standard. Increasing this value improves readability.
I
RatioThis is the gap length between characters. The maximum value is the greater of 3–5.3 or 1.35 mm.
q
mmThe length of the required space (quiet zone) before and after the barcode. The default value is the minimum. However, a minimum of 2.54 mm is required.
 

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