Apparatus and method for identifying individuals through their subcutaneous vein patterns and integrated system using said apparatus and method
AssigneesBK Systems, Hwan-Soo Choi
InventorHwan-Soo Choi
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AssigneesBK Systems, Hwan-Soo Choi
InventorHwan-Soo Choi
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Disclosed is an optical current/voltage measurement apparatus comprised of an optical current/voltage sensor assembled in a unit and a light signal computing apparatus. The optical current/voltage sensor includes a linear polarizer for linearly polarizing the input light, some of which passes through the polarizer and some of which is diverted by 90°; a current sensor section; a voltage sensor section that is arranged perpendicular to the current sensor section with respect to the light path, and the light signal computing apparatus including a light receiver for transforming an input light signal into an electric signal; a pre-amplifier for amplifying the electric signal; a high-pass filter and a low-pass filter for separating an AC and a DC component from the amplified signal; an AC amplifier and a DC amplifier for amplifying each separated signal, respectively; a divider for obtaining the ratio of the two output signals from the amplifiers; and a main amplifier for amplifying the obtained value of the ratio to some level. The optical current/voltage measurement apparatus provides the advantages of having the capability of taking an accurate measurement of the current and voltage of a transmission line simultaneously without the influence of external disturbance or light distortion caused by bent of an optical fiber, to achieve a cost savings through the reduction of the number of expensive optical components and high voltage insulators, and to simplify carriage, set-up, and maintenance through reduction in the size of the circuit board forming the current/voltage sensor section.
A method of authenticating a user by a subcutaneous vein pattern in the back of the user's hand, comprising:
An apparatus for authenticating a user by a subcutaneous vein pattern in the back of the user's hand, comprising:
A method of authenticating a user by a subcutaneous vein pattern in the user's hand, comprising:
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