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Ovidiu Vermesan

Jon Nysaether

Ib-Rune Johansen

Jon Tschudi

Bjorn Erik Seeberg

Svein Mathiassen

Knut Hovring Riisnaes

Laurent Le Pailleur

The invention relates to a sensor chip, especially for measuring structures in a finger surface, comprising an electronic chip of a per se known type being provided with a number of sensor electrodes for capacitance measurements, the chip being positioned on a substrate being provided with a number of openings or slots through which electrical conductors are provided, the ends of said conductors constituting a sensor array for capacitance measurements so that the sensor array is positioned on a first side of said substrate and the electronic chip is positioned on the other side of the substrate.

Sensor unit, especially for fingerprint sensors

A sensor chip for measuring of structures in a finger surface includes an electronic chip provided with a number of sensor electrodes for capacitance measurements. The chip further includes a first layer comprising a metal or another electrically conducting material over and coupled to the sensor electrodes and a first dielectric layer substantially covering the first metal layer.

Miniature sensor chip, especially for finger print sensors

Sensor chip, especially for measuring of structures in a finger surface, characterized in that it comprises an electronic ship being in a per se known way provided with a number of sensor electrodes for capacitance measurements, the chip being provided with a first layer comprising a metal or another electrically conducting material over and coupled to the sensor electrodes and a first dielectric layer substantially covering the first metal layer.

Measuring instrument and method for optical measurement of velocity and direction of particles

Sensor chip, especially for measuring structures in a finger surface, characterized in that it comprises an electronic chip of a per se known type being provided with a number of sensor electrodes for capacitance measurements, the chip being positioned on an electrically insulating substrate being provided with a number of openings through which electrical conductors are provided, the ends of said conductors constituting a sensor array for capacitance measurements so that the sensor array is positioned on a first side of said substrate and the electronic chip is positioned on the other side of the substrate.

This invention relates to a system for measuring patterns in finger surfaces, the system comprising an array of sensor electrodes over which the surface is to be moved, and at least one stimulation electrode for providing a varying current or voltage between the stimulation electrode and the number of sensors through the surface. The stimulation electrode is positioned separately from the array of sensor electrodes and the system comprises a generator coupled to the stimulation electrode for applying a current or voltage with a varying amplitude or phase to the surface. The system comprises a measuring unit coupled to the sensor electrodes for, during the application of the current or voltage, measuring the impedance at the sensor electrodes in a time sequence and calculating values of predetermined characteristics of the surface and combining the calculated values for the sensor electrodes over the time sequence for generating a representation of the surface pattern.

System for real time finger surface pattern measurement

A number P of single analog inputs receive an analog signal having a frequency F from a sensor electrode. A single digital output sequentially generates a number P of first digital signals coding the amplitude values of the analog signal. A first multiplexer with a number M of multiple analog inputs with a number N of single analog inputs receives the analog signal and outputs the analog signal on a multiple analog output with a number N of second single analog outputs. A phase sensitive amplifier with a number N of single analog inputs and a number N of single analog outputs is connected to the second single analog outputs of the fist multiplexer. A second multiplexer with a number N of single analog inputs and a single analog output is connected to the single analog outputs of the phase sensitive amplifier. An analog to digital converter with a single analog input tied to the single analog output of the second multiplexer and a single digital output tied to the single digital output sequentially generates the number P of first digital signals coding the amplitude values of the analog signal.

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