How Fingerprint scanners Work
●   To begin with, computerized fingerprint
    scanners have been a mainstay of spy thrillers
    for decades, but up until recently, they were
    pretty exotic technology in the real world. In
    addition to the password, you need to get a
    unique print access.
Fingerprint Basics



 Naturally resulting fingerprints, it also shapes
differ from person to person. In other words, it
becomes a place of ID cards. It was born in an
ultra-complex mechanism. But there is a slight
              difference so twins.
Optical Scanner
●   This optical system to obtain the first image of
    your fingers. Then analyze and parse it. The
    heart of the optical scanner, a charge coupled
    device (CCD), the same light sensor system
    used in digital cameras and camcorders.
Capacitance Scanner
●   There are other ways to scan your fingerprint.
    It's Capacitance Scanner. Way to analyze the
    electrostatic sensor captures fingerprint relief.
    The main advantage of the capacitive scanner,
    rather than the actual shape of the fingerprint, is
    that you need light and dark patterns that make
    up the visual impression of the fingerprint. This
    system is a difficult trick. In addition, they are
    not chips, because it uses a CCD unit,
    capacitive scanners, optical devices, tend to be
    more compact.
Analysis
●   In the film, etc., there is the scene overlap of
    fingerprints for fingerprint images. But this is not
    an effective way, even theft of data would be
    easy. Instead, most fingerprint scanner
    systems, specific features of the fingerprint that
    is commonly known, the minutiae to be
    compared.
Pros and Cons
●   The important thing is there are several security
    systems. (What you have. That you know
    nothing. Who are you.) Also, be aware of the
    same person we need in the past. The
    fingerprint is also a number of advantages.
    Difficult to counterfeit or indelible fingerprint
    removal, etc.. But the biggest drawback is that
    you sure do not. I have divided the pros and
    cons of this point.

assignment

  • 1.
    How Fingerprint scannersWork ● To begin with, computerized fingerprint scanners have been a mainstay of spy thrillers for decades, but up until recently, they were pretty exotic technology in the real world. In addition to the password, you need to get a unique print access.
  • 2.
    Fingerprint Basics Naturallyresulting fingerprints, it also shapes differ from person to person. In other words, it becomes a place of ID cards. It was born in an ultra-complex mechanism. But there is a slight difference so twins.
  • 3.
    Optical Scanner ● This optical system to obtain the first image of your fingers. Then analyze and parse it. The heart of the optical scanner, a charge coupled device (CCD), the same light sensor system used in digital cameras and camcorders.
  • 4.
    Capacitance Scanner ● There are other ways to scan your fingerprint. It's Capacitance Scanner. Way to analyze the electrostatic sensor captures fingerprint relief. The main advantage of the capacitive scanner, rather than the actual shape of the fingerprint, is that you need light and dark patterns that make up the visual impression of the fingerprint. This system is a difficult trick. In addition, they are not chips, because it uses a CCD unit, capacitive scanners, optical devices, tend to be more compact.
  • 5.
    Analysis ● In the film, etc., there is the scene overlap of fingerprints for fingerprint images. But this is not an effective way, even theft of data would be easy. Instead, most fingerprint scanner systems, specific features of the fingerprint that is commonly known, the minutiae to be compared.
  • 6.
    Pros and Cons ● The important thing is there are several security systems. (What you have. That you know nothing. Who are you.) Also, be aware of the same person we need in the past. The fingerprint is also a number of advantages. Difficult to counterfeit or indelible fingerprint removal, etc.. But the biggest drawback is that you sure do not. I have divided the pros and cons of this point.