FPM10A Optical Fingerprint Reader Scanner Sensor Module For Arduino

Description

Upgrade your Arduino projects with the advanced FPM10A Optical Fingerprint Reader Scanner Sensor Module. This cutting-edge module offers seamless integration, exceptional performance, and enhanced security, making it the perfect choice for various applications.

Key Features:

• Voltage Compatibility: Operates at a wide supply voltage range of DC 3.6V to 6.0V, or 3.3V.
• Efficient Power Usage: Consumes less power, with a current draw of <120mA and a peak current of <140mA.
• Swift Fingerprint Capture: Achieve rapid fingerprint image capture in under 1.0 second.
• Precise Window: A 14mm x 18mm window size ensures accurate fingerprint placement.
• Versatile Matching Modes: Supports both 1:1 match mode and 1:N search mode.
• Ample Storage: Stores up to 200 fingerprint templates, with 256 bytes for signature files and 512 bytes for template files.
• Robust Security: Offers five security levels, ranging from low to high (1 to 5), with a remarkable False Accept Rate (FAR) of <0.001% at security level 3.
• Reliable Performance: A False Reject Rate (FRR) of <1.0% at security level 3 ensures dependable operation.
• Swift Searches: Achieve rapid fingerprint matching in less than 1.0 second (1:500 average).
• Flexible Connectivity: Interface via UART (TTL logic level) or USB2.0/USB1.1, with adjustable communication baud rates (9600 – 57600bps).
• Wide Operating Range: Designed to perform flawlessly in temperatures ranging from -20°C to +50°C, with a relative humidity range of 40% to 85% (non-condensing).
• Durable Storage: Capable of enduring storage temperatures from -40°C to +85°C, with a relative humidity of under 85% (non-condensing).
• Compact Design: The fingerprint sensor module boasts compact dimensions of 56mm x 20mm x 21.5mm.

Hardware Connection:

Easily connect the module to your microcontroller using the provided serial communication interface. For direct communication, link the module’s data transmission pin (2nd pin, TD) to your microcontroller’s receiving pin (RXD), and the data reception pin (3rd pin, RD) to your microcontroller’s transmitting pin (TXD). For communication with RS-232 levels (e.g., a PC), incorporate level conversion circuitry (e.g., MAX232 circuit) between the module and the host computer.

Upgrade your Arduino projects with the FPM10A Optical Fingerprint Reader Scanner Sensor Module and elevate your security and functionality to new heights.