Fujitsu is offering an embedded fingerprint solution - a stand-alone fingerprint authentication system with built-in Fujitsu MCU. The MDFP200-EDK integrates fingerprint capturing, processing, verification and storage into one system. In addition to the hardware, the user will receive a development environment including fingerprint algorithm libraries. With this development kit, Fujitsu offers customers a development tool, as well as a sample hardware design for reference. Coming with a complete bill of material, this solution will enable users to save development costs and ensure faster time-to-market for their products.
The MDFP200-EDK is an all‑in‑one embedded fingerprint solution that combines capture, processing, verification and storage in a single module with a built‑in Fujitsu MCU. It includes a development environment, algorithm libraries, a complete bill of material and reference hardware design to reduce development cost and time‑to‑market.
Key hardware specifications include a MBF200 capacitive fingerprint sensor (500 dpi, 256 × 300 px), a 32‑bit RISC processor (MB91302) running up to 68 MHz, 8 MB SDRAM, 2 MB Flash, RS‑232 serial interface, and a power supply range of 5 V‑12 V. The kit supports up to 100 fingerprint templates on‑board (extendable via external database) with an authentication time of about 1 second.
| Authentication time (1:1 matching) | 1 second |
|---|---|
| Template size per finger | Approx. 200 Bytes |
| Fingerprint storage capacity | 100 templates on module |
| Fingerprint sensor | MBF200, 500 dpi resolution |
| Power supply voltage | Variable 5 V‑12 V |
| Power consumption (typical) | 1000 mW |
| Operating temperature | 0‑70 °C |
| Hardware interface | RS‑232 |
| Processor frequency | 68 MHz (max) |
| On‑board memory | 8 MB SDRAM, 2 MB Flash |
| Relay rating | 125 V AC, 28 VA, 1 A max |
The kit provides a 9‑pin RS‑232 serial port for downloading, debugging and user application.
The module can store up to 100 fingerprint templates, and storage can be extended using an external database.
Authentication takes about 1 second for a 1:1 match.