Highly Sensitive Active-Matrix Driven Self-Capacitive Fingerprint Sensor based on Oxide Thin Film Transistor.
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ABSTRACT: The fingerprint recognition has been widely used for biometrics in mobile devices. Existing fingerprint sensors have already been commercialized in the field of mobile devices using primarily Si-based technologies. Recently, mutual-capacitive fingerprint sensors have been developed to lower production costs and expand the range of application using thin-film technologies. However, since the mutual-capacitive method detects the change of mutual capacitance, it has high ratio of parasitic capacitance to ridge-to-valley capacitance, resulting in low sensitivity, compared to the self-capacitive method. In order to demonstrate the self-capacitive fingerprint sensor, a switching device such as a transistor should be integrated in each pixel, which reduces a complexity of electrode configuration
SUBMITTER: Jeon GJ
PROVIDER: S-EPMC6397235 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Mar
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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