A light-blocking element integrates between the display panel and optical sensing layer to filter stray radiation.
Two-step filtering replaces corrupted charge values in capacitive fingerprint sensors using optimized spatial windows.
Removing the light focusing lens reduces module size and improves mechanical reliability while maintaining imaging quality through direct light reflection.
A fingerprint module light shading layer connects to a fixed potential signal line at the same level as the photosensitive diode.
Orthogonal drive and pickup lines form intrinsic impedance sensing pairs for high-resolution fingerprint capture.
A piezoelectric acoustic fingerprint sensor uses independent drive and sense circuits to isolate high voltage signals from low voltage detection paths.
A multi-angle light-emitting layer illuminates fingerprint ridges to capture three-dimensional stereoscopic images for under-screen optical identification.
A pixel photodetector uses a color filter layer to transmit specific wavelength bands for selective light detection.
A fingerprint sensing circuit uses temporal weighting summation across multiple periods to obtain grey levels from column row sensing units.
A gesture detection method evaluates touch area fractions against defined thresholds to validate input events on capacitive panels.
A coplanar sensor positions first and second electrode blocks on the same plane to enhance capacitance change detection.
A fingerprint identification device uses a transparent cover plate with an inclined side surface to direct light via total internal reflection.
Multi-modal biometric verification prevents enrollment fraud by comparing fingerprint ridges against hand context images to detect fake fingers.
A fingerprint identification module integrates sensing electrodes into touch panel signal lines to detect biometric data via electric field intensity.
Fusing match scores from multiple enrollment templates enables biometric authentication on small mobile sensors.