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Capacitive Fingerprint Sensor with Arduino and ESP

Protect your projects by making them fingerprint-secured with sleek, compact and fast ID809 Capacitive Fingerprint Sensor.

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Today we are going to add a protective layer to our projects. Don't worry we are not going to appoint any bodyguards for the same. It will be a cute little good looking fingerprint sensor from DFRobot.
So as I mentioned above, today we are going to interface a Capacitive Fingerprint Sensor from DFRobot with Arduino UNO and after that, we will test three functions of this sensor which are adding a fingerprint, Checking the added fingerprint, and after that deleting the added fingerprint.

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    Introduction

    Hey, what's up, Guys! Akarsh here from CETech.

    Today we are going to add a protective layer to our projects. Don't worry we are not going to appoint any bodyguards for the same. It will be a cute little good looking fingerprint sensor from DFRobot.

    So as I mentioned above, today we are going to interface a Capacitive Fingerprint Sensor from DFRobot with Arduino UNO and after that, we will test three functions of this sensor which are adding a fingerprint, Checking the added fingerprint, and after that deleting the added fingerprint.

    So let's get to the fun part now.

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    About the Capacitive Fingerprint Sensor
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    Product Link: https://www.dfrobot.com/product-2051.html

    The Capacitive Fingerprint Sensor is a nice and compact one that is similar to the one at the back of your smartphone. It comes with round breathing LEDs and has a simple structure, small size, and delicate appearance. The sensor offers fast recognition speed and high security. It supports 360-degree arbitrary angle recognition and deep self-learning function, high performance, and low power consumption. Loaded with ID809 high-performance processor and semiconductor fingerprint sensor as the core, the sensor adopts a built-in IDfinger6.0 algorithm, which can complete all fingerprint identification work independently. This sensor supports UART communication and while working with the Arduino library, it can easily realize functions like fingerprint registration, fingerprint deletion, etc. It is a 6 pin device that can be easily connected to microcontrollers by virtue of the pitch connecter that comes with it. But one thing to keep in mind is that the color-coding of the wires that comes with this device is different from the normal coding. So we need to take care of it while doing the connections. The color coding is as given below:-

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    Red Wire = Ground Pin

    • Black Wire= Rx(Receiver Pin)
    • Yellow Wire= Tx(Transmitter Pin)
    • Green Wire= Vcc Pin
    • Blue Wire= IRQ Pin(Interrupt Request Pin that is capable of receiving external Interrupts)
    • White/Grey Wire= Power Supply Pin

    So here we are using two pins which see to be similar but have different functions these are the Vcc and Power supply pin. The function of the Vcc pin is that it acts as an enabling pin. When there is a power input at this pin then only the sensor will work otherwise not. On the Other hand, the Power Supply Pin is there to Power Up the device or turn it ON.

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