IEC 62908-22-10:2024
Touch and interactive displays - Part 22-10: Measuring methods of fingerprint recognition performance - Under-display optical imaging fingerprint sensing
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IEC 62908-22-10:2024 defines a focused technical reference for touch and interactive displays, specifically for measuring fingerprint recognition performance in under-display optical imaging fingerprint sensing. For engineering, testing, and procurement teams, it helps frame how performance can be evaluated in a repeatable way and why the chosen measurement method matters in product verification and conformity assessment. The document is relevant where biometric user authentication is integrated into display products and where documented evaluation is needed to support technical review and quality workflows.
Overview of IEC 62908-22-10:2024
This technical document addresses a specific measurement method within the broader field of touch and interactive display performance. Its scope, as indicated by the title, is centered on fingerprint recognition performance for under-display optical imaging sensing, which is commonly used in consumer and professional device design. Organizations may use it to support technical validation, compare test results, and align laboratory evaluation with a consistent engineering specification. It is particularly useful when teams need a defensible compliance reference for biometric performance claims.
Compliance applications of IEC 62908-22-10:2024
IEC 62908-22-10:2024 is relevant in product development, verification activities, and procurement review for devices that integrate fingerprint sensing beneath a display. It can support testing workflows in laboratories, supplier qualification, and documented evaluation during product acceptance. Compliance and engineering teams may use it when preparing technical files, comparing design iterations, or confirming that measurement methods are applied consistently across development and certification-related activities. The reference is also useful where operational consistency and reproducible test outcomes are important.
Importance of compliance with IEC 62908-22-10:2024
Using IEC 62908-22-10:2024 in compliance workflows helps reduce ambiguity in how fingerprint recognition performance is measured and reported. That matters for risk management, because biometric performance claims can affect user experience, product acceptance, and conformity assessment preparation. A consistent method supports technical validation, improves comparability between test results, and helps internal teams document performance in a way that is easier to review during procurement or regulatory preparation. It also strengthens quality assurance by making evaluation criteria more transparent.
- Measurement method guidance for under-display optical imaging fingerprint sensing
- Useful for laboratory evaluation and repeatable performance testing
- Supports technical documentation, supplier review, and conformity assessment preparation
- Helps align fingerprint recognition performance claims with documented evaluation
- Publication Date: 2024-11-19
- Standard Status: Original
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 1
- This Version: IEC 62908-22-10:2024 (2024-11-19)
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