Identification and input device for hand-written signature based on ultrasonic and infrared
An input device and handwritten signature technology, applied in character and pattern recognition, signal transmission system, non-electrical signal transmission system, etc., can solve the problems of few sampling points, difficult recognition, low signature extraction accuracy, etc., to improve the accuracy of recognition , high precision, and the effect of compensating system errors
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[0038] like figure 1 , the present invention includes:
[0039] Signal transmitting pen 2, writing board surface 1 and signal receiving processor 3, wherein,
[0040] like figure 2 Shown:
[0041] Comprise battery 21, common writing refill 27, membrane switch 22, circuit board 23, force sensor 24, infrared emission sensor 25 and ultrasonic emission sensor 26 in the signal transmitting pen 2, membrane switch 22 is connected with force sensor 24, and this force sensor is connected with force sensor 24. The circuit board 23 is connected.
[0042] The circuit board 23 includes: an inclination sensor 231, a differential amplifier one 232, a differential amplifier two 234, a microprocessor 235, an infrared drive circuit 236 and an ultrasonic drive circuit 237, the inclination sensor 231 is connected to the differential amplifier one 232, and the front end of the differential amplifier two 234 Relay sensor 24.
[0043] like image 3 Shown, the program flow of the microprocesso...
Embodiment 2
[0073] In the ultrasonic drive circuit 237 in Embodiment 1, the center frequency of the resonant amplifier used is 180 Hz, and the center frequency adjustment element is a variable inductor.
Embodiment 3
[0075] In the ultrasonic drive circuit 237 in Embodiment 1, the center frequency of the resonant amplifier used is 280 Hz, and the center frequency adjustment element is a variable inductor.
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