G06V 40/13

Definition

Diese Klassifikationsstelle umfasst:

(Für diese Definition ist die deutsche Übersetzung noch nicht abgeschlossen)

Fingerprint or palmprint sensors of all kinds:

Protecting the fingerprint sensors against wear and tear.

Examples

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Optical fingerprint sensing and capacitive sensing

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Sweep-type sensing

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Direct 3D sensing

Querverweise

Informative Querverweise

Sensors for the recognition of vascular patterns
G06V 40/145
Sensors for the recognition of eye characteristics
G06V 40/19
Identification of persons
A61B 5/00
Fittings or systems for preventing or indicating unauthorised use or theft of vehicles
B60R 25/00
Sonar systems specially adapted for mapping or imaging
G01S 15/89
Digitisers as the input arrangement for user-computer interaction, e.g. touch screens or touch pads
G06F 3/041
User authentication using biometric data for protecting computers, components thereof, programs or data against unauthorised activity
G06F 21/32
Checking-devices for individual entry or exit registers
G07C 9/00
Arrangements for secret or secure communications; Network security protocols
H04L 9/00
Means for preventing unauthorised calls from a telephone set
H04M 1/667
Scanning, transmission or reproduction of documents or the like
H04N 1/00
Television systems
H04N 7/00

Spezielle Klassifizierungsregeln

Techniques which combine fingerprint sensors and vein (vascular) sensors are classified in groups G06V 40/13 and G06V 40/145.

Acquisition of fingerprint images generally requires specialised hardware which is essentially different from normal cameras. For this reason, fingerprint sensors are not classified in the generic group G06V 10/10.

Glossar

(RF) active sensing

active measure of the impedance formed between the finger and an electrode plate in the sensor, typically using RF band waves.

capacitive sensing

static measure of the capacitance formed between the skin and an electrode plate in the sensor.

FTIR sensing

frustrated total internal reflection sensing – the finger is imaged at the Brewster angle (air/glass); light rays are reflected only from the valley zones of the fingerprint, the ridges (partly) absorb the light.

sweep sensor

sensor acquiring partial fingerprint images and stitching them together to form a full fingerprint image.