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Calculus method for re-constructing from one-dimensional information into two-dimensional information and one-dimensional dermatoglyph sensing module

A two-dimensional information and skin texture technology, which is applied in computing, computer parts, character and pattern recognition, etc., can solve problems such as good and bad two-dimensional information, greater differences in comprehensive characteristics, uniformity and similarity effects, etc.

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-02-07
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However, the quality of the reconstructed two-dimensional information will be greatly affected by the uniformity and similarity of each sensing element (sensor) of each sensor
However, due to process factors, the characteristics of each sensing element of each sensor will still have some differences, and factors such as lighting, light guide and imaging optical equipment will make the comprehensive characteristics of each sensing element of each sensor differ even more. Large, thus affecting the quality of the reconstructed two-dimensional information, or additional pre-correction (Calibration) procedures need to be added to pre-compensate the above-mentioned characteristic differences, and it still requires illumination and imaging optical machines, so it still occupies a volume
To sum up, although the area of ​​this dermatoglyph reading method is smaller than that of the one-dimensional strip-shaped dermatograin reading method, and the cost of the sensor is lower than that of the one-dimensional strip-shaped sensor, it is still not very ideal.

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[0061] The calculation method provided by the present invention and its one-dimensional skin texture sensing module are as follows: Figure 2A As shown, it includes: a substrate 1, a one-dimensional skin texture sensing array group 2 which is arranged on the substrate 1 and is composed of a plurality of optical sensing elements (sensing elements) arranged in a linear manner, covering the sensing elements 2 A transparent film 3, a computing unit 5, and a light source 6; wherein, please refer to Figure 2B , the one-dimensional sensory array group 2 includes a main (primary) one-dimensional sensing element array 21 and a secondary (secondary) sensing element group 22, and the main one-dimensional sensing element array 21 consists of multiple, continuous, and composed of linear primary sensing elements p1, p2, p3, . s1, s2, ... sM, and s1, s2, ... sM are not collinear with the major axis of the main one-dimensional sensing element array 21; and the group of sensing elements s1, ...

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The reduction method to rebuild first-dimension information into the 2D comprises: applying first-dimension dermatoglyph sensing module formed by linear-arranged sensor array to continual read target first-dimension near-field image information, using a reduction method to detect the correlative motion speed of the information, and rebuilding the target 2D information.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a calculation method for reconstructing two-dimensional information from the one-dimensional information captured when the object under test and its image input device generate relative motion, especially the calculation method and its image for the object under test is skin texture input device. Background technique [0002] Fingerprint reading methods and devices have recently received more and more attention. In real life, due to the maturity of fingerprint identification technology, applications related to fingerprint identification have become more and more common, such as early applications in private access control, security systems, or It is a large-scale fingerprint identification system installed in a specific institution, and has recently been applied to the identity identification system of entry-exit units and household registration systems. With the popularization of handheld electronic devices, some handheld ele...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G06K9/00
Inventor 郑家驹吴诗斌
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