Capacitive Fingerprint Scanner - AS-108M

Fingerprint scanners have been easily available at a consumer level for a number of years now, so it is only logical that they would continue to grow and evolve as time moves on. That's what bring us to this Capacitive Fingerprint Scanner from ADH-Tech. The AS-108M fingerprint sensor module is a combination fingerprint scanner and MCU that provides a UART interface port for easy functionality.

The AS-108M sets itself apart from other finger print scanners with the ability to read a fingerprint's image by pixel array and delivering ridge or valley signals to the A/D converter and digital processor, then to the serial peripheral interface for data-reading. The on-board MCU uses a fingerprint algorithm allowing you, through UART, to use MCU SOC commands to operate module like fingerprint enroll, match operations, and more.

The AS-108M features an image resolution of 508dpi, a recognition time of less than 0.6 seconds, and can store up to 100 high quality fingerprints. This version of the fingerprint scanner includes a 10-pin 0.5mm FPC cable and connector.

  • 1x Capacitive Fingerprint Scanner - AS-108M
  • 1x Interface Cable
  • 1x Interface Cable Connector
  • 160x160 Pixels
  • Built-in ADC for Digitizing Image
  • UART Interface
  • Data encryption
  • Short Readout Time

Capacitive Fingerprint Scanner - AS-108M Product Help and Resources

Core Skill: Programming

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Core Skill: Electrical Prototyping

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