A screen and terminal
A screen and terminal technology, applied in instruments, acquiring/organizing fingerprints/palmprints, electric solid-state devices, etc., can solve the problems of low utilization rate of light energy in fingerprint imaging, high cost of full-screen fingerprint imaging, and limited light transmittance.
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[0076] For ease of understanding, some descriptions of concepts related to the embodiments of the present application are given by way of example for reference. As follows:
[0077] Total reflection: Also known as total internal reflection, it means that when light is incident on the interface of an optically dense medium (that is, the light has a large refractive index in this medium) to an optically sparse medium (that is, the light has a small refractive index in this medium), all The phenomenon of being reflected back into the original medium.
[0078] Scattering: It refers to the phenomenon that when the surface curvature of the object irradiated by the projected wave is large or even not smooth, the secondary radiation wave diffuses and distributes according to a certain rule in the angular domain.
[0079] Luminous pixel: the luminous point in the OLED screen, specifically corresponding to R, G, and B pixels, so it is called a luminous pixel.
[0080] Lighting Angle: ...
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