Post on 12-Nov-2014
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Smart Card Technology
By: By:
Deepali GuptaDeepali Gupta
Himani ChandraHimani Chandra
Divya ShrivastavaDivya Shrivastava
Jamshed AliJamshed Ali
What is a Smart Card?What is a Smart Card?
Standard credit card-sized with Standard credit card-sized with microchip embedded on itmicrochip embedded on it
Two types Two types Memory-only chipsMemory-only chips Microprocessor chipsMicroprocessor chips
What is a Smart Card?What is a Smart Card?
Can hold up to 32,000 bytesCan hold up to 32,000 bytes
Newer smart cards have math Newer smart cards have math co-processorsco-processors Perform complex encryption Perform complex encryption
routines quicklyroutines quickly
IntroductionIntroduction
In 1968 German inventors patent In 1968 German inventors patent combination of plastic cards with micro combination of plastic cards with micro chips.chips.
Construction of Smart Cards
Construction of Smart Cards
I/ORST
RFU RFU
GND
Vpp
Vcc
CLK
Examples of Smart Cards
Examples of Smart Cards
Examples of Smart Cards
Current ApplicationsCurrent Applications
PayphonesPayphones
Mobile CommunicationsMobile Communications
Banking & RetailBanking & Retail
Electronic PurseElectronic Purse
Health CareHealth Care
ID Verification and Access ControlID Verification and Access Control
Antenna
Interfaces of Smart Cards
Interfaces of Smart Cards
Different
Smart Card
Readers
AdvantagesAdvantages
FlexibilityFlexibility
SecuritySecurity
Portability Portability
Increasing data storage capacity Increasing data storage capacity
Reliability.Reliability.
DisadvantagesDisadvantages
Security Security
Why Smart CardsWhy Smart Cards
Improve the convenience and security of Improve the convenience and security of any transaction. any transaction.
Provide tamper-proof storage of user and Provide tamper-proof storage of user and account identity. account identity.
Provide vital components of system Provide vital components of system security.security.
Protect against a full range of security Protect against a full range of security threats threats
FutureFuture
•Health Services
•Education
•Transportation
•Tele-communications