Abstract:
An assembly for an electronic device (100), comprising a device housing (106) including an opening (108), a fingerprint sensor (102), plastic molded above the fingerprint sensor, the plastic defining a button structure (104) disposed to fit in the opening, a switch (118) stacked vertically below the fingerprint sensor; and a support plate (122) positioned between the fingerprint sensor (102) and the switch (118).
Abstract:
An apparatus comprises a fingerprint sensor having a set of capacitive elements configured for capacitively coupling to a user fingerprint. The fingerprint sensor may be disposed under a control button or display element of an electronic device, for example one or more of a control button and a display component. A responsive element is responsive to proximity of the user fingerprint, for example one or both of a first circuit responsive to motion of the control button, and a second circuit responsive to a coupling between the fingerprint and a surface of the display element. The fingerprint sensor is disposed closer to the fingerprint than the responsive element. The control button or display component may include an anisotropic dielectric material, for example sapphire. Doc ID 1000245129 * I\s
Abstract:
An apparatus comprises a fingerprint sensor having a set of capacitive elements configured for capacitively coupling to a user fingerprint. The fingerprint sensor may be disposed under a control button or display element of an electronic device, for example one or more of a control button and a display component. A responsive element is responsive to proximity of the user fingerprint, for example one or both of a first circuit responsive to motion of the control button, and a second circuit responsive to a coupling between the fingerprint and a surface of the display element. The fingerprint sensor is disposed closer to the fingerprint than the responsive element. The control button or display component may include an anisotropic dielectric material, for example sapphire.
Abstract:
An apparatus comprises a fingerprint sensor having a set of capacitive elements configured for capacitively coupling to a user fingerprint. The fingerprint sensor may be disposed under a control button or display element of an electronic device, for example one or more of a control button and a display component. A responsive element is responsive to proximity of the user fingerprint, for example one or both of a first circuit responsive to motion of the control button, and a second circuit responsive to a coupling between the fingerprint and a surface of the display element. The fingerprint sensor is disposed closer to the fingerprint than the responsive element. The control button or display component may include an anisotropic dielectric material, for example sapphire.
Abstract:
An apparatus comprises a fingerprint sensor having a set of capacitive elements configured for capacitively coupling to a user fingerprint. The fingerprint sensor may be disposed under a control button or display element of an electronic device, for example one or more of a control button and a display component. A responsive element is responsive to proximity of the user fingerprint, for example one or both of a first circuit responsive to motion of the control button, and a second circuit responsive to a coupling between the fingerprint and a surface of the display element. The fingerprint sensor is disposed closer to the fingerprint than the responsive element. The control button or display component may include an anisotropic dielectric material, for example sapphire.
Abstract:
An assembly for an electronic device (100), comprising a device housing (106) including an opening (108), a fingerprint sensor (102), plastic molded above the fingerprint sensor, the plastic defining a button structure (104) disposed to fit in the opening, a switch (118) stacked vertically below the fingerprint sensor; and a support plate (122) positioned between the fingerprint sensor (102) and the switch (118).
Abstract:
Embodiments of a system (730) that includes one or more integrated circuits are described. During operation, the system transforms (742-1) the video image (712) from an initial brightness domain to a linear brightness domain, which includes a range of brightness values corresponding to substantially equidistant adjacent radiant-power values in a displayed video image. In this linear brightness domain, the system may determine an intensity setting (718) of the light source based on at least a portion of the transformed video image, such as the portion of the transformed video image that includes spatially varying visual information in the video image. Moreover, the system may modify (748) the transformed video image so that a product of the intensity setting and a transmittance associated with the modified video image approximately equals a product of a previous intensity setting (718) and a transmittance associated with the video image (716). For example, the modification may include changing brightness values in the transformed video image.
Abstract:
Embodiments of a system (450) that includes one or more integrated circuits are described. During operation of the system, an interface in the one or more integrated circuits receives video signals (412) associated with a video image and a brightness setting (414) of a light source which illuminates a display that displays the video image. Next, an extraction circuit (462), which is electrically coupled to the input interface, calculates a brightness metric associated with the video image based on the received video signals. Then, an analysis circuit (464), electrically coupled to the extraction circuit, analyzes the brightness metric to identify one or more subsets (510, 512, 560) of the video image, and an intensity circuit (470), electrically coupled to the analysis circuit, determines an intensity setting (418) of the light source based on the brightness setting and a first portion of the brightness metric associated with one of the subsets of the video image. Note that this subset of the video image includes spatially varying visual information (510) in the video image. Moreover, an output interface, electrically coupled to the intensity circuit, outputs the intensity setting of the light source.