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Fingerprint scanners have become more common for security and access. They work by capturing an image of a fingerprint's unique ridge and valley patterns using either optical or capacitive sensors. The scanner then analyzes and compares these minutiae points to fingerprints stored in its database to authenticate identity. While fingerprint authentication has advantages over traditional passwords, there are also privacy concerns since fingerprints cannot be changed if compromised.
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Fingerprint scanners work by capturing an image of a fingerprint's unique ridge pattern using either optical or capacitive sensing. Optical scanners use light to generate a digital image, while capacitive scanners detect ridges and valleys through their effect on electrical current. Both generate images of the ridges and valleys that are then analyzed and compared to stored fingerprints by examining distinctive minutiae points rather than attempting to directly overlay entire fingerprint images. Fingerprint scanning provides identification based on "who you are" by verifying unique physical characteristics rather than what users know or possess.
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This document discusses how fingerprint scanners work, including that they use either optical or capacitance methods to scan ridges on fingerprints, and that fingerprints are unique to each individual. It also notes pros of fingerprint scanners like not needing passwords, but does not specify any cons.
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Fingerprint scanners work by obtaining an image of a fingerprint and analyzing the unique pattern of ridges and valleys. There are two main types of scanners - optical scanners use cameras to take a picture of the print, while capacitive scanners use electrical current to sense the print's shape. The scanner software then analyzes features called minutiae (ridge endings and bifurcations) to match fingerprints by measuring the relative positions of multiple minutiae. Fingerprint analysis is useful for security and identification because each print is unique, cannot be forgotten or easily stolen like passwords, and is very difficult to forge.
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Fingerprint scanners work by optically or capacitively scanning fingerprints and analyzing unique ridge and valley patterns called minutiae. Optical scanners use charge-coupled device sensors like digital cameras to capture fingerprint images, while capacitive scanners detect ridge and valley differences electrically. Both create images of the fingerprint pattern, which scanner software then analyzes by measuring relative minutiae positions and shapes, similar to recognizing constellations, to determine if it matches fingerprints on file.
How Fingerprint Scanner Work
Fingerprint scanners provide biometric security by verifying a user's identity based on their unique fingerprint ridges and valleys. Optical scanners use light reflection to generate an image of ridges and valleys, while capacitive scanners use electric fields. Both generate images of the fingerprint pattern. The scanner then analyzes and compares specific fingerprint features called minutiae points, like ridge endings and bifurcations, between the scanned fingerprint and stored fingerprints to identify a match. By matching a sufficient number of common minutiae points, the scanner can determine if two fingerprints belong to the same individual for authentication purposes.
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Fingerprint scanners work by first obtaining an image of a fingerprint using either an optical or capacitive scanner. An optical scanner uses light and a charge coupled device like in a camera to capture the fingerprint image, while a capacitive scanner uses electrostatic sensing to analyze fingerprint ridges. The scanner then analyzes features called minutiae from the fingerprint to identify and compare against stored prints, rather than just overlaying full fingerprint images. While fingerprint identification provides security advantages like being hard to fake, its biggest drawback is the inability to change your fingerprint if compromised.
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Fingerprint scanners work in two main ways - optical scanners capture an image of ridges and valleys using light, while capacitive scanners detect ridges and valleys through electric fields. Both capture the unique pattern to identify individuals. Fingerprint analysis focuses on distinctive minutiae points like ridge endings and bifurcations rather than the overall print, as specific features provide a more accurate match than the complete pattern.
How Fingerprint Scanners Work
Fingerprint scanners work by scanning the unique ridge pattern of a person's fingerprint. Each person has a different ridge pattern that can be used for personal identification. Scanners analyze the image of ridges and valleys on the fingerprint to determine if it matches a fingerprint image already on file. Fingerprint scanning is a form of biometric authentication that is used in buildings, computers, and other devices to verify someone's identity.
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Fingerprint scanners work by capturing an image of a fingerprint's unique ridge pattern using either optical or capacitive sensing. Optical scanners use light to generate a digital image, while capacitive scanners detect ridges and valleys through their effect on electrical current. Both generate images of the ridges and valleys that are then analyzed and compared to stored fingerprints by examining distinctive minutiae points rather than attempting to directly overlay entire fingerprint images. Fingerprint scanning provides identification based on "who you are" by verifying unique physical characteristics rather than what users know or possess.
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This document discusses how fingerprint scanners work, including that they use either optical or capacitance methods to scan ridges on fingerprints, and that fingerprints are unique to each individual. It also notes pros of fingerprint scanners like not needing passwords, but does not specify any cons.
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Fingerprint scanners work by obtaining an image of a fingerprint and analyzing the unique pattern of ridges and valleys. There are two main types of scanners - optical scanners use cameras to take a picture of the print, while capacitive scanners use electrical current to sense the print's shape. The scanner software then analyzes features called minutiae (ridge endings and bifurcations) to match fingerprints by measuring the relative positions of multiple minutiae. Fingerprint analysis is useful for security and identification because each print is unique, cannot be forgotten or easily stolen like passwords, and is very difficult to forge.
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Fingerprint scanners work by optically or capacitively scanning fingerprints and analyzing unique ridge and valley patterns called minutiae. Optical scanners use charge-coupled device sensors like digital cameras to capture fingerprint images, while capacitive scanners detect ridge and valley differences electrically. Both create images of the fingerprint pattern, which scanner software then analyzes by measuring relative minutiae positions and shapes, similar to recognizing constellations, to determine if it matches fingerprints on file.
How Fingerprint Scanner Work
Fingerprint scanners provide biometric security by verifying a user's identity based on their unique fingerprint ridges and valleys. Optical scanners use light reflection to generate an image of ridges and valleys, while capacitive scanners use electric fields. Both generate images of the fingerprint pattern. The scanner then analyzes and compares specific fingerprint features called minutiae points, like ridge endings and bifurcations, between the scanned fingerprint and stored fingerprints to identify a match. By matching a sufficient number of common minutiae points, the scanner can determine if two fingerprints belong to the same individual for authentication purposes.
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Fingerprint scanners work by first obtaining an image of a fingerprint using either an optical or capacitive scanner. An optical scanner uses light and a charge coupled device like in a camera to capture the fingerprint image, while a capacitive scanner uses electrostatic sensing to analyze fingerprint ridges. The scanner then analyzes features called minutiae from the fingerprint to identify and compare against stored prints, rather than just overlaying full fingerprint images. While fingerprint identification provides security advantages like being hard to fake, its biggest drawback is the inability to change your fingerprint if compromised.
Sw week12-b
Fingerprint scanners work in two main ways - optical scanners capture an image of ridges and valleys using light, while capacitive scanners detect ridges and valleys through electric fields. Both capture the unique pattern to identify individuals. Fingerprint analysis focuses on distinctive minutiae points like ridge endings and bifurcations rather than the overall print, as specific features provide a more accurate match than the complete pattern.
How Fingerprint Scanners Work
Fingerprint scanners work by scanning the unique ridge pattern of a person's fingerprint. Each person has a different ridge pattern that can be used for personal identification. Scanners analyze the image of ridges and valleys on the fingerprint to determine if it matches a fingerprint image already on file. Fingerprint scanning is a form of biometric authentication that is used in buildings, computers, and other devices to verify someone's identity.
How Fingerprint Scanners Work
Fingerprint scanners work by collecting an image of a fingerprint using either an optical or capacitance scanner. The optical scanner uses a CCD camera to take an image of ridges and valleys on the finger, while the capacitance scanner uses an array of sensors. The scanner system then analyzes features like ridge endings and bifurcations using complex algorithms to match the scanned print to prints on record. Fingerprint scanning provides biometric authentication by uniquely identifying individuals based on their fingerprint pattern.
fingerprint technology
This document provides an overview of fingerprint recognition technology (FRT). It begins with definitions of biometrics and FRT. It then discusses the history of fingerprint analysis and why fingerprints are used for identification. The document describes different fingerprint sensing technologies including optical, silicon-based capacitive, ultrasound, thermal, and piezoelectric sensors. It also covers fingerprint feature extraction, matching, storage and compression, challenges of variability, and applications of FRT. The presentation concludes with emerging 3D fingerprint technologies and references for further information.
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This document discusses how fingerprint scanners work. It explains that optical scanners use a CCD camera to take a picture of a fingerprint, while capacitance scanners use semiconductor chips to detect ridges. The scanner checks that the image is clear and not too dark or light before comparing the captured print to those on file. It notes that scanners analyze distinctive features like ridge endings rather than comparing entire prints. While convenient, scanners can be fooled by mold fingerprints and may not always distinguish real fingers from images.
How Fingerprint Scanners Work
Fingerprint scanners have become more common for security systems by comparing a scanned fingerprint pattern to a pre-scanned image. Optical scanners take a picture of ridges and valleys on a finger placed on a glass plate using a CCD camera. Capacitive scanners use an array of semiconductor cells to detect ridges and valleys through capacitance instead of optics.
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Fingerprint scanners work by obtaining an image of a fingerprint and comparing its ridge and valley patterns to pre-scanned images. Optical scanners use light to generate fingerprint images while capacitive scanners use electrical current. Rather than directly overlaying images, fingerprint analysis systems compare minutiae or feature points to determine matches as smudges can make overlays inaccurate. While fingerprint scanners provide identification, a stolen fingerprint poses greater risks than lost cards or codes as fingerprints cannot be changed.
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This document discusses how fingerprint scanners work. It begins by providing background on fingerprint scanners and explaining that they generate an image of a fingerprint by either optical scanning or capacitive scanning. Optical scanners use light to sense the ridges and valleys of a fingerprint, while capacitive scanners use electrical current. The document then notes that fingerprint scanners analyze specific features like ridge endings and bifurcations, rather than overlaying full fingerprint images, to determine a match.
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Fingerprint scanners are increasingly being used for security and identification purposes. They work by imaging the unique ridge pattern of fingerprints using either optical sensors that capture fingerprint images or capacitive sensors that detect electrical current. The scanner system then analyzes specific fingerprint features called minutiae to compare the scanned print to stored templates and authenticate identity. While fingerprints provide more secure identification than cards or passwords, fingerprint scanners can sometimes be fooled by high-quality fingerprints not belonging to the authorized user.
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Fingerprint scanners work by collecting a digital image of a fingerprint using either optical or capacitive scanning methods. Optical scanners use light to sense the ridges and valleys of a fingerprint, while capacitive scanners use electrical current. The scanner then compares the collected fingerprint image to those stored in a database to authenticate identity. Fingerprint scanners have advantages over traditional security methods as fingerprints are more difficult to fake, guess, misplace, or forget than passwords or identity cards.
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Fingerprints have unique patterns of ridges and valleys that can be used for identification. Fingerprint scanners work by imaging these ridge and valley patterns using either optical or capacitive methods and then analyzing the features using complex algorithms to determine if there is a match on file. Fingerprint analysis has applications in both criminal investigations and security systems since no two fingerprints are alike, containing identifying information in their unique patterns.
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This document introduces fingerprint scanners and how they work. Fingerprints are unique identifiers found on human fingertips. Fingerprint scanners use either optical or capacitive sensors to generate an image of the ridges and valleys in a fingerprint. The scanner then analyzes this image and compares it to stored fingerprints to authenticate a person's identity. Fingerprint scanning provides a convenient biometric security method for verifying who someone is.
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Fingerprint scanners have become more common in recent years, appearing in places like police stations and on computer keyboards. They can identify users based on their unique fingerprint patterns instead of passwords. Fingerprints are formed from ridges and valleys in unpredictable ways, making each person's print different even from an identical twin. Fingerprint scanners work by either optically scanning ridge and valley patterns using light, or through capacitive scanning which uses electrical current between conductor plates to generate fingerprint images and match them to stored templates.
Touchless fingerprint
1) Touchless fingerprint systems use remote sensing to capture fingerprints without physical contact, avoiding issues like skin distortion, slippage, and residue seen in touch-based systems. They allow for larger capture areas and higher user comfort.
2) 3D touchless fingerprint systems acquire full fingerprint images from multiple views and extract a 3D shape of the finger. The 3D print can then be unwrapped onto a 2D plane either through parametric modeling like cylindrical projection or non-parametric direct unfolding.
3) Key steps in fingerprint recognition systems using touchless scans include image acquisition, preprocessing, feature extraction like finding minutiae, and matching against an existing database.
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Fingerprint scanners work by collecting an image of a fingerprint and comparing its ridge and valley patterns to those stored in a database. Optical scanners use cameras while capacitive scanners detect ridge and valley patterns electrically. Scanners analyze fingerprints by measuring the relative positions of minutiae points like bifurcations. While convenient, fingerprint scanners can be fooled by fakes or identify non-matches, so combining them with passwords provides more secure authentication.
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Fingerprint scanners work by capturing an image of a fingerprint's unique ridge and valley patterns using either an optical or capacitive scanner. Optical scanners use a charge-coupled device to capture the fingerprint image and check for clarity before comparing the captured print to stored prints. Capacitive scanners also image ridges and valleys but require an actual fingerprint shape, making them harder to trick than optical scanners. Both types of scanners analyze specific fingerprint features called minutiae to determine a match by finding a sufficient number of common minutiae patterns rather than requiring a complete match. Fingerprint scanning provides more secure authentication than passwords or identity cards because physical attributes are harder to fake or lose than memorized information.
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Fingerprint scanners work by optically or capacitively scanning fingerprints and analyzing unique ridge and valley patterns called minutiae. Optical scanners use charge-coupled device sensors like digital cameras to capture fingerprint images, while capacitive scanners detect ridge and valley differences electrically. Both create images of the fingerprint pattern, which scanner software then analyzes by measuring relative minutiae positions and shapes, similar to recognizing constellations, to determine if it matches fingerprints on record.
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Fingerprint scanners work by first obtaining an image of a fingerprint using either an optical or capacitive scanner. An optical scanner uses light and a charge coupled device like in a camera to capture the fingerprint image, while a capacitive scanner uses electrostatic sensing to analyze fingerprint ridges. The scanner then analyzes features called minutiae from the fingerprint to identify and compare with stored prints, rather than doing a direct image comparison. While fingerprint identification has advantages like being hard to forge, its main drawback is the inability to change your fingerprint if compromised.
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Fingerprint scanners work by capturing the ridge pattern of fingerprints using either optical or capacitive scanning. Optical scanners use cameras to image fingerprints while capacitive scanners detect ridges using capacitive sensors. Both result in an image of the ridges and valleys. Analysis then focuses on distinctive minutiae points such as ridge endings and bifurcations to match fingerprints rather than the overall pattern.
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Fingerprint scanners work in two main ways - optical scanners capture an image of ridges and valleys using light, while capacitive scanners detect ridges and valleys through electric fields. Both methods capture fingerprint features like ridge endings and bifurcations, which fingerprint analysis systems then use to identify matching fingerprints in a database rather than comparing entire fingerprint images. Fingerprint patterns are unique due to ridges developing as an evolutionary advantage for gripping.
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This document provides an overview of fingerprint recognition technology (FRT). It begins with definitions of biometrics and FRT. It then discusses the history of fingerprint analysis and why fingerprints are used for identification. The document describes different fingerprint sensing technologies including optical, silicon-based capacitive, ultrasound, thermal, and piezoelectric sensors. It also covers fingerprint feature extraction, matching, storage and compression, challenges of variability, and applications of FRT. The presentation concludes with emerging 3D fingerprint technologies and references for further information.
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Fingerprint scanners have become more common for security systems by comparing a scanned fingerprint pattern to a pre-scanned image. Optical scanners take a picture of ridges and valleys on a finger placed on a glass plate using a CCD camera. Capacitive scanners use an array of semiconductor cells to detect ridges and valleys through capacitance instead of optics.
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This document discusses how fingerprint scanners work. It begins by providing background on fingerprint scanners and explaining that they generate an image of a fingerprint by either optical scanning or capacitive scanning. Optical scanners use light to sense the ridges and valleys of a fingerprint, while capacitive scanners use electrical current. The document then notes that fingerprint scanners analyze specific features like ridge endings and bifurcations, rather than overlaying full fingerprint images, to determine a match.
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Fingerprint scanners are increasingly being used for security and identification purposes. They work by imaging the unique ridge pattern of fingerprints using either optical sensors that capture fingerprint images or capacitive sensors that detect electrical current. The scanner system then analyzes specific fingerprint features called minutiae to compare the scanned print to stored templates and authenticate identity. While fingerprints provide more secure identification than cards or passwords, fingerprint scanners can sometimes be fooled by high-quality fingerprints not belonging to the authorized user.
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Fingerprint scanners work by collecting a digital image of a fingerprint using either optical or capacitive scanning methods. Optical scanners use light to sense the ridges and valleys of a fingerprint, while capacitive scanners use electrical current. The scanner then compares the collected fingerprint image to those stored in a database to authenticate identity. Fingerprint scanners have advantages over traditional security methods as fingerprints are more difficult to fake, guess, misplace, or forget than passwords or identity cards.
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Fingerprints have unique patterns of ridges and valleys that can be used for identification. Fingerprint scanners work by imaging these ridge and valley patterns using either optical or capacitive methods and then analyzing the features using complex algorithms to determine if there is a match on file. Fingerprint analysis has applications in both criminal investigations and security systems since no two fingerprints are alike, containing identifying information in their unique patterns.
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1) Touchless fingerprint systems use remote sensing to capture fingerprints without physical contact, avoiding issues like skin distortion, slippage, and residue seen in touch-based systems. They allow for larger capture areas and higher user comfort.
2) 3D touchless fingerprint systems acquire full fingerprint images from multiple views and extract a 3D shape of the finger. The 3D print can then be unwrapped onto a 2D plane either through parametric modeling like cylindrical projection or non-parametric direct unfolding.
3) Key steps in fingerprint recognition systems using touchless scans include image acquisition, preprocessing, feature extraction like finding minutiae, and matching against an existing database.
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Fingerprint scanners work by first obtaining an image of a fingerprint using either an optical or capacitive scanner. An optical scanner uses light and a charge coupled device like in a camera to capture the fingerprint image, while a capacitive scanner uses electrostatic sensing to analyze fingerprint ridges. The scanner then analyzes features called minutiae from the fingerprint to identify and compare with stored prints, rather than doing a direct image comparison. While fingerprint identification has advantages like being hard to forge, its main drawback is the inability to change your fingerprint if compromised.
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Fingerprint scanners work by capturing an image of a fingerprint using either an optical sensor like in digital cameras or a capacitive sensor using electrical current. The scanner then compares the captured fingerprint pattern to stored fingerprint images to determine if there is a match. Capacitive scanners have an advantage over optical scanners in that they require the actual fingerprint ridges and valleys rather than just a light/dark pattern, making them harder to fool.
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Fingerprint scanners use optical or capacitive sensors to capture fingerprint images. Optical scanners use light and cameras while capacitive scanners measure finger ridge capacitance. Scanner software analyzes fingerprint minutiae like ridge endings and bifurcations by their positions and shapes. Fingerprint analysis is very accurate for identification but can fail due to environmental factors or skin conditions affecting fingerprints. It's best to combine fingerprint scans with passwords for more reliable identity verification.
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Fingerprint scanners work by generating an image of a fingerprint's ridges and valleys, then analyzing the unique pattern to determine if it matches fingerprints on file. There are two main types - optical scanners that use light to image fingerprints, and capacitive scanners that use electrical current. While movies show direct overlay of prints, real analysis involves more sophisticated matching of ridge and valley patterns to verify a user's identity.
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Fingerprint scanners work by capturing an image of a fingerprint using either an optical scanner that takes a photograph, or a capacitance scanner that detects ridges and valleys through electric fields. The scanner then analyzes and compares ridge and valley patterns to fingerprints stored in a database to authenticate identity. Fingerprint recognition has become more common as scanners have become smaller, cheaper, and more integrated into devices.
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Fingerprint scanners use the unique ridge pattern of fingerprints to identify individuals. They work by using either optics or capacitance to generate an image of ridges and valleys, which scanner system software then analyzes using complex algorithms to recognize minutiae points and their relative positions in order to match fingerprints. Fingerprint scanners provide stronger security than passwords or ID cards as fingerprints are impossible to guess and very difficult to fake.
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- 1. How Fingerprint Scanners Work Computerized fingerprint scanners have been mainstay of spy thrillers for decades, until recently, they were very exotic technology in the real world. In recent years, the scanner has begun in many places. Instead of the computer is protected by a high-tech biometrics, in addition to a password to gain access you need a unique print. The fingerprint scanner security system, look at how the password and ID cards stacked in a conventional system, find a way to fail.
- 2. Fingerprint Basics Fingerprint is one of those bizarre twists of nature. Human ID card for easy access, because of the built-in occur. Literally at your fingertips, a unique design that represents you alone, have. This particular adaptation, because the people were very beneficial to the ancestors of human beings have a small bump on the skin of their fingers. Pattern of ridges and finger "valleys" in the same way, the rubber tread pattern helps a tire grip the road surface can be easily carried in your hand to the grip.
- 3. Optical Scanner It needs to get a picture of your fingers, and it is necessary to determine whether it matches the pattern of valleys and ridges of the scanned image in advance the pattern of valleys and ridges of this image - Scanner system fingerprint there are two basic jobs. There are many ways to get a picture of someone's finger. The most common methods today are optical scanning and capacitance scanning. The heart of the optical scanner, a charge coupled device (CCD), an optical sensor system is the same as those used in digital cameras and camcorders.
- 4. Capacitance Scanner Similar to optical scanners, capacitive fingerprint scanners to produce images that make up the fingerprint ridges and valleys. When you print using light sensing Instead, use the capacitor current. The sensor is composed of one or more semiconductor chips containing an array of tiny cells. The sensor, integrator, and is connected to an electrical circuit that is built around an inverting op amp. As with any amplifier, inverting amplifier based on a different variation of the current to change the current ones.
- 5. Analysis Most fingerprint scanner system, fingerprint called minutiae in general, to compare specific characteristics. In general, human-computer scientists to focus on the point where one ridge splits in two lines and the edge of the ridge. Collectively, these and other features are sometimes called Tipika. The scanner system software to recognize these characteristic points, we use very complex algorithms to analyze. The basic idea is the same type and how you might recognize the relative position of stars in the sky part is to measure the relative positions of feature points.
- 6. Pros and Cons Past "you have" to get the system, such as an ID card with magnetic stripe "tokens," must be certain. "You know" the system, you must enter a password or PIN number. Systems such as fingerprint scanners, there are a number of advantages compared to other systems. Physical attributes are much harder to fake than identity cards. It is not possible to infer the pattern of the fingerprint. Fingerprint, iris and voice can not forget it. You can not forget your fingerprint.