Device and method for use in the verification of handwriting

Coded data generation or conversion – Analog to or from digital conversion – Analog to digital conversion

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C341S156000, C382S187000

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07400286

ABSTRACT:
A device (10) for use in the verification of handwriting, comprising: a body (12) having a surface (11) over which a writing instrument (8) is moved during the generation of a piece of handwriting; a transducer (14) for transducing stress-wave activity in the body (12) to an analogue time varying signal (15); and digitizing means (22) for converting the analogue time varying signal (15) into a digital signal (27, 31, 11), the digitizing means (22) comprising a sampler (22) arranged to under-sample the analogue time varying signal (15).

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