Thin optical imaging module of a biometric apparatus
AssigneeTrueLight Corporation
InventorsChia Ching Chang Chien, Chih Cheng Chen, Zhi Kuei Huang, Jin Shan Pan
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Abstract
A thin optical imaging module of a biometric apparatus includes a first glass substrate, a first optical prism film, a second optical prism film, and an image sensor. The first glass substrate further includes a fingerprint imaging area, a vein imaging area, a contact surface, a reflective interface, and an attaching surface. The first optical prism film adhered to the attaching surface is located under the fingerprint imaging area. The second optical prism film is adhered to a position under the first optical prism film. The image sensor disposed in correspondence to the first glass substrate is located under the attaching surface.
Claims8
A thin optical imaging module of a biometric apparatus, comprising:
- a first glass substrate, further including a fingerprint imaging area, a vein imaging area, a contact surface, a reflective interface and an attaching surface;
- a first optical prism film, adhered to the attaching surface and located under the fingerprint imaging area;
- a second optical prism film, located under the first optical prism film;
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- an image sensor disposed under the attaching surface in correspondence with the first glass substrate;
- wherein an imaging range of an optical path θ of the second optical prism film and the image sensor is 11°<θ<26°.
A thin optical imaging module of a biometric apparatus, comprising:
- a first glass substrate, further including a fingerprint imaging area, a vein imaging area, a contact surface, a reflective interface and an attaching surface;
- a first optical prism film, adhered to the attaching surface and located under the fingerprint imaging area;
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- a second optical prism film, located under the first optical prism film;
- wherein each of the first optical prism film and the second optical prism film is consisted of a plurality of prism microstructures in an array formulation, each of the prism microstructures has a pitch width D ranged from 60 μm to 200 μm, each of the prism microstructures has a height H ranged from 30 μm to 100 μm, the height H is proportional to the width D by a ratio of H:D=1:2, and each of the prism microstructures has a horizontal angle θ1=45°.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.