Identification method of true and false fingerprints based on optical atlas system
An optical and atlas technology, applied in the field of identification of true and false fingerprints based on optical atlas systems, can solve the problems of infallibility, small number of spectrum types, and detection methods that are easily affected by the outside world.
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[0022] The method will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. In an embodiment, an optical fiber is selected as the optical waveguide device, and a spectrometer is selected as the spectral detector.
[0023] Step 1: Put your finger on the fiber-integrated optical window, use CCD or CMOS to collect the image, and analyze the defect degree of the image. If the image meets the preset integrity conditions, go to step 2; otherwise, it will prompt that the image does not meet the requirements and you need to The user re-collects after washing their fingers;
[0024] The optical window of the optical fiber integrated type is made of transparent glass, in a rectangular shape, and its size is equivalent to that of a normal adult's finger. At 2 / 3 of the long side and in the middle of the short side, there is a small hole with a diameter of 1mm. This small hole is used to place the common end of the Y-shaped fiber.
[0025] The Y-shaped optical fiber...
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