Biometric object sensor and method
First Claim
1. A biometric image sensor comprising:
- a first light source having a first wavelength λ
1;
a second light source having a second wavelength λ
2;
a photodetector configured and positioned to receive light of the first wavelength λ
1 and light of the second wavelength λ
2 reflecting from a biometric object being imaged and to produce a first reflectivity output indicative of the amount of reflectance of the light of the first wavelength λ
1 and a second reflectivity output indicative of the amount of reflectance of the light of the second wavelength λ
2; and
a processor configured to compare the difference between the first reflectivity output and the second reflectivity output to detect one or more of a leading edge, peak or trailing edge of a change in absorption of oxygen in blood of the biometric object.
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Abstract
A biometric image sensor system and method is disclosed which may comprise a first light source having a first wavelength λ1, a second light source having a second wavelength λ2, a photodetector configured and positioned to receive light of the first wavelength λ1 and light of the second wavelength λ2 reflecting from a biometric object being imaged and to produce a first output indicative of the amount of reflectance of the light of the first wavelength λ1 and a second output indicative of the amount of reflectance of the light of the second wavelength λ2, and a computing device configured to compare the difference between the first output and the second output with an authenticity threshold.
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27 Claims
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1. A biometric image sensor comprising:
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a first light source having a first wavelength λ
1;a second light source having a second wavelength λ
2;a photodetector configured and positioned to receive light of the first wavelength λ
1 and light of the second wavelength λ
2 reflecting from a biometric object being imaged and to produce a first reflectivity output indicative of the amount of reflectance of the light of the first wavelength λ
1 and a second reflectivity output indicative of the amount of reflectance of the light of the second wavelength λ
2; anda processor configured to compare the difference between the first reflectivity output and the second reflectivity output to detect one or more of a leading edge, peak or trailing edge of a change in absorption of oxygen in blood of the biometric object. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 21)
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9. A method of sensing an image of a biometric object comprising:
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directing a first light source having a first wavelength λ
1 on the biometric object;directing a second light source having a second wavelength λ
2 on the biometric object;detecting the light of the first wavelength λ
1 and the light of the second wavelength λ
2 reflecting from the biometric object being imaged and producing a first reflectivity output indicative of the amount of reflectance of the light of the first wavelength λ
1 and a second reflectivity output indicative of the amount of reflectance of the light of the second wavelength λ
2, andcomparing, via a processor, the difference between the first reflectivity output and the second reflectivity output to detect one or more of a leading edge, peak or trailing edge of a change in absorption of oxygen in blood of the biometric object. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 22)
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17. A biometric image sensor comprising:
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a light source configurable to emit a first wavelength λ
1 of light and a second wavelength λ
2 of light;a photodetector configurable and positionable to receive one or more electromagnetic radiation wavelengths reflected from a surface in response to the first wavelength λ
1 and the second wavelength λ
2 wherein the reflected electromagnetic radiation is reflecting from a biometric object being imaged to produce a first reflectivity output indicative of the amount of reflectance of the first wavelength λ
1 of light and a second reflectivity output indicative of the amount of reflectance of the second wavelength λ
2 of light; anda processor configured to compare the difference between the first reflectivity output and the second reflectivity output to detect one or more of a leading edge, peak or trailing edge of a change in absorption of oxygen in blood of the biometric object. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27)
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