TouchStrip Fingerprint Sensor

Windows device driver information for TouchStrip Fingerprint Sensor

The TouchStrip Fingerprint Sensor is a type of device, which allows entry into a computer system used as a password or a protective feature. This sensor is mostly located on notebook computers and laptops. With the sensor, users experience convenience and the need for working in any condition, be it young or old, dry or wet, big or small and so on. Based on the HD3D Sensing technology, which is proprietary, the TouchStrip Fingerprint Sensor offers easy user experiences. The embedded device has Live Layer Sensing that can be able to sense both the subsurface as well as the surface, also the live layer of the screen. Another notable feature of the TouchStrip Fingerprint Sensor is the Capacitive Sensing, which is used in the measurement of feedback capacitance spelled out due to the presence valleys and 3D ridges of a fingerprint.

The TouchStrip Fingerprint Sensor has a feature known as Active Pixel (vs. Passive Pixel). Every pixel has an amplifier used in the delivery of an image that is crisp clear because it has a stronger signal. The Image Area is large, 144 pixel-wide sensor, which is able to scan an area that is larger than the finger area as opposed to competing swipe sensors. The Fingerprint Sensor from UPEK has a Dual Plate which, unlike the sensors that have a single plate, has a receiver and transmitter on every pixel specifically for greater sensitivity and images that are more detailed. The TouchStrip Fingerprint Sensor has a Tri-Mode Sensing HD3D, which makes use of three modes of sensing which are AC, differential AC and DC to sense as opposed to other types of sensors which only use a single mode sensing. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and TouchStrip Fingerprint Sensor errors before installing any driver updates.