Capacitive sensor architecture for biometric sensing
A capacitive and sensor technology, applied in subcutaneous biometrics, biometrics recognition, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as low signal quality
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[0023] Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide input devices and methods that facilitate improved usability. In some capacitive sensor constructions, the receiver electrode layer is stacked above (or below) the transmitter electrode layer with an insulating layer in between. When an input, such as a finger, is provided to the capacitive sensor, a change in the electromagnetic field between the transmitter and receiver electrode layers is detected. However, since the transmitter and receiver electrodes are on different layers, the system can suffer from low image quality because the difference in electromagne...
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