Method and apparatus for adjusting excitation voltage of fingerprint detection chip
AssigneeBYD Company Limited
InventorsZhengang Li, Kunping Xu, Yun Yang
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AssigneeBYD Company Limited
InventorsZhengang Li, Kunping Xu, Yun Yang
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The present disclosure provides a method and an apparatus for adjusting an excitation voltage of a fingerprint detection chip and a fingerprint detection chip. The method for adjusting an excitation voltage of a fingerprint detection chip includes: S1, transmitting an excitation signal to the metal ring by the signal transmitting unit, so as to detect a capacitance value of a coupling capacitance formed between the plurality of detection units in the second detection area and the metal ring; or enabling the metal ring grounded, and applying an excitation signal to the plurality of detection units in the second detection area by the signal transmitting unit, so as to detect a capacitance value of a coupling capacitance formed between the plurality of detection units in the second detection area and the metal ring; and S2, adjusting an excitation voltage of the first detection area according to the capacitance value of the coupling capacitance formed between the plurality of detection units in the second detection area and the metal ring.
A method for adjusting an excitation voltage of a fingerprint detection chip, wherein the fingerprint detection chip has a signal transmitting unit, a first detection area, and a second detection area, each of the first detection area and the second detection area has a plurality of detection units, the first detection area is configured to detect a fingerprint capacitance, a metal ring is located over the fingerprint detection chip, and the metal ring at least partially covers the second detection area, the method comprising:
An apparatus for adjusting an excitation voltage of a fingerprint detection chip, comprising:
A fingerprint detection chip, comprising a signal transmitting unit, a first detection area and a second detection area, wherein:
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