Successive angled captures with a rotating optical element expand fingerprint surface coverage and avoid bulky multi-camera hardware.
A windowed passivation and drive-trace layout connects the piezoelectric transducer while isolating high-voltage signals to prevent chip interference.
Reshaping emission and light-receiving areas enlarges photo-sensing pixels, improving fingerprint input resolution in display panels.
Exposure time is calculated from screen brightness and interface state to capture correctly exposed in-display fingerprint images faster.
Shared signal lines let sub-pixels and bio-sensor units coexist, preserving pixel aperture ratio in high-resolution fingerprint displays.
Refractive index layering and optical patterning steer reflected light through the display to improve transmittance and fingerprint sensing.
Dual-voltage sequencing and reset control help fingerprint sensor arrays suppress parasitic capacitance and noise for more accurate ridge-valley detection.
LED excitation, beam splitting optics, and filtering enable rapid on-site fingerprint imaging with clear results and lower contamination risk.
A harder filling member above the fingerprint sensor cuts incident and reflected signal loss, improving under-display authentication reliability.
Near-infrared light conversion enables touch and fingerprint sensing within the panel while absorbing leaked light to prevent subpixel color mixing.
Stacked diaphragm layers and micro-lenses collimate light on the sensor substrate to cut crosstalk, moiré stripes, and fingerprint read errors.
Y-shaped photosensitive units under subpixel gaps increase light capture and improve in-display fingerprint recognition without sacrificing screen area.
A wafer-scale microlens substrate bonds directly to the fingerprint sensor IC to cut alignment error, simplify assembly, and preserve optical clarity.
Overlapped openings in stacked light-shielding layers block stray and ambient light, improving optical sensing sensitivity with simpler fabrication.
A wavelength-selective photoelectric layer enables thin under-display biometric sensing while removing infrared and color filters.