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SYSTEM
ANALYSIS PRESENTATION
Course Instructor- RETHWAN
FAIZ
NAME ID
1. Alam iftekhar ul 12-22225-3
2. Hasan,Md.Nazmul Anas Bin 13-24437-2
3. Shiblu Nazmul Huda 12-22183-3
4.Rahman,MD.Sadiqur 13-24415-2
5.Delowar,Chowdhury Salahuddin 13-23737-1
SMART CARD TECHNOLOGY.
Aim of our presentation is to just
give you a brief idea about the
smart card technology being one of
the best steps towards the
advancement of science and
technology , making our life faster
and obviously easier.
CONTENTS.
? What is smart card?
? The dimensions.
? Types.
? What is ISO 7816,and ISO 14443.
? Why use smart card ?
? Uses of smart card.
? Advantages.
? Disadvantages.
? Use of smart Card.
? Future.
? Conclusion.
1. What is a smart card?
? The standard definition of a a smart card, or
integrated circuit card (ICC), is any pocket
sized card with embedded integrated circuits.
OR
? A smart card is a plastic card with a
small, built in microcomputer chip and
integrated circuit that can store and
process a lot of data
Dimensions of smart card.
85.6mm x 53.98mm x 0.76mm(defined by ISO 7816
Chips being used:-
Vcc
RST
CLK
AUX1
GND
SWP
I/O
AUX2
? Vcc - gives the biasing voltage to the smart card.
? RST- resets the data stored in the smart card.
? CLK- provides the clock signals for the
operations.
? GND ¨C provides ground as usual.
? Vpp ¨Cprovides the programming voltage to the
EEPROM.But now it is not used,because the
modern cards are capable of generating
programmin voltage by itself when comes in
contact with a reader.
? I/P,O/P- is the input output port.
? AUX1/2- are auxilliary contacts,used by USB
Types of smart card.
? Contact smart cards.
? Contactless smart cards.
? Dual interface smart cards.
? Hybrid smart cards.
? Integrated circuit microprocessor smart
card.
1. Contact smart card.
? Contact smart cards have a contact area
comprised of several gold plated contact
pads(chip)
? A contact smart card must be inserted in to a
smart card reader with a direct connection to the
conductive plates of the surface of the smart
card.
2. Contactless smart card.
? Uses an inbuilt internal antenna for communication with
the card reader.
? It just requires a close proximity (10 cm.)to the
reader.The readers also have an inbuilt internal antenna
to identify the smart card and communicate with it.
? The antenna used in these use radio frequency to
communicate.
Contactless smart card:-
3.Dual interface smart cards.
? Also called Combi card.
? Has a single chip over it.
? Has both contact as well as contactless
interfaces.
? We can use the same chip using either
contact or contactless interface with a
Dual interface smart card.
4.Hybrid smart card.
? Two chips.
? One with contact interface.
? Other with contactless interface.
? No connection between the two
chips.
Hybrid smart cards.
5.Integrated circuit (ic) microprocessor
card.
? Microprocessor cards , also called as
chip cards offer greater range of
memory storage of data than a
traditional smart card.
? Chips used are also called as
microprocessors with internal memory.
What is iso 7816, iso 14443 .
? 1. ISO-7810.
? Internationally accepted standard for smart cards.
? Deals with different aspects of smart card. Like:-
a. Dimensions.
b. Radio frequency range.
c. Mechanical stress.
d. Location of IC in the card.
e. Location of magnetic strip in the card.
Etc¡­
ISO-7816.
? Has 14 divisions.
? Part 1,2,3- deal with contact smart card.(defines
its physical aspects).
? Part 4,5¡­..9;11,12¡­..15- deal with both contact
as well as contactless cards.
Define-
a. Card logical structure.
b. Programming.
c. Biometric verification.
? Part 10 defines the chip for memory cards for
applications like telephone or electricity billing.
ISO 14443.
? International standard.
? Deals ¨C only contactless smart cards.
? Defines:-
a. Interface.
b. Radio frequency interface.
c. Electrical interface.
d. Operating distance.
Etc¡­..
How it works
Uses:-
? Net surfing.
? Electronic purse(debit/credit card).
? Banking(ATM card).
? Employee attendance.
? Medical identification.
? Identity card.
? Driving licence.
? Pan card.
? Passport.
? Payphones.
And many more apps..
Advantages:-
? Faster and smarter.
? Portability.
? Flexibility(no need to carry separate
ATM,Debit,Credit card or DL,pan card
etc.).
? Highly secured.(deactivates on illegle
use).
? Gives its own network for internet
suefing.
? Reliability (unaffected by electric and
Disadvantages:-
COST AND AVAILABILITY
? Expensive.
? All readers can not read all types of
smart card(depends upon the smart
card brand).
Why Smart Cards
? Improve the convenience and security of any
transaction.
? Provide tamper-proof storage of user and account
identity.
? Provide vital components of system security.
? Protect against a full range of security threats
Future
? Health Services
? Education
? Transportation
? Tele-communications
Conclusio
n.
Psa final
Thank
You

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  • 2. NAME ID 1. Alam iftekhar ul 12-22225-3 2. Hasan,Md.Nazmul Anas Bin 13-24437-2 3. Shiblu Nazmul Huda 12-22183-3 4.Rahman,MD.Sadiqur 13-24415-2 5.Delowar,Chowdhury Salahuddin 13-23737-1
  • 4. Aim of our presentation is to just give you a brief idea about the smart card technology being one of the best steps towards the advancement of science and technology , making our life faster and obviously easier.
  • 5. CONTENTS. ? What is smart card? ? The dimensions. ? Types. ? What is ISO 7816,and ISO 14443. ? Why use smart card ? ? Uses of smart card. ? Advantages. ? Disadvantages. ? Use of smart Card. ? Future. ? Conclusion.
  • 6. 1. What is a smart card? ? The standard definition of a a smart card, or integrated circuit card (ICC), is any pocket sized card with embedded integrated circuits. OR ? A smart card is a plastic card with a small, built in microcomputer chip and integrated circuit that can store and process a lot of data
  • 7. Dimensions of smart card. 85.6mm x 53.98mm x 0.76mm(defined by ISO 7816
  • 9. ? Vcc - gives the biasing voltage to the smart card. ? RST- resets the data stored in the smart card. ? CLK- provides the clock signals for the operations. ? GND ¨C provides ground as usual. ? Vpp ¨Cprovides the programming voltage to the EEPROM.But now it is not used,because the modern cards are capable of generating programmin voltage by itself when comes in contact with a reader. ? I/P,O/P- is the input output port. ? AUX1/2- are auxilliary contacts,used by USB
  • 10. Types of smart card. ? Contact smart cards. ? Contactless smart cards. ? Dual interface smart cards. ? Hybrid smart cards. ? Integrated circuit microprocessor smart card.
  • 11. 1. Contact smart card. ? Contact smart cards have a contact area comprised of several gold plated contact pads(chip) ? A contact smart card must be inserted in to a smart card reader with a direct connection to the conductive plates of the surface of the smart card.
  • 12. 2. Contactless smart card. ? Uses an inbuilt internal antenna for communication with the card reader. ? It just requires a close proximity (10 cm.)to the reader.The readers also have an inbuilt internal antenna to identify the smart card and communicate with it. ? The antenna used in these use radio frequency to communicate.
  • 14. 3.Dual interface smart cards. ? Also called Combi card. ? Has a single chip over it. ? Has both contact as well as contactless interfaces. ? We can use the same chip using either contact or contactless interface with a
  • 16. 4.Hybrid smart card. ? Two chips. ? One with contact interface. ? Other with contactless interface. ? No connection between the two chips.
  • 18. 5.Integrated circuit (ic) microprocessor card. ? Microprocessor cards , also called as chip cards offer greater range of memory storage of data than a traditional smart card. ? Chips used are also called as microprocessors with internal memory.
  • 19. What is iso 7816, iso 14443 . ? 1. ISO-7810. ? Internationally accepted standard for smart cards. ? Deals with different aspects of smart card. Like:- a. Dimensions. b. Radio frequency range. c. Mechanical stress. d. Location of IC in the card. e. Location of magnetic strip in the card. Etc¡­
  • 20. ISO-7816. ? Has 14 divisions. ? Part 1,2,3- deal with contact smart card.(defines its physical aspects). ? Part 4,5¡­..9;11,12¡­..15- deal with both contact as well as contactless cards. Define- a. Card logical structure. b. Programming. c. Biometric verification. ? Part 10 defines the chip for memory cards for applications like telephone or electricity billing.
  • 21. ISO 14443. ? International standard. ? Deals ¨C only contactless smart cards. ? Defines:- a. Interface. b. Radio frequency interface. c. Electrical interface. d. Operating distance. Etc¡­..
  • 23. Uses:- ? Net surfing. ? Electronic purse(debit/credit card). ? Banking(ATM card). ? Employee attendance. ? Medical identification. ? Identity card. ? Driving licence. ? Pan card. ? Passport. ? Payphones. And many more apps..
  • 24. Advantages:- ? Faster and smarter. ? Portability. ? Flexibility(no need to carry separate ATM,Debit,Credit card or DL,pan card etc.). ? Highly secured.(deactivates on illegle use). ? Gives its own network for internet suefing. ? Reliability (unaffected by electric and
  • 25. Disadvantages:- COST AND AVAILABILITY ? Expensive. ? All readers can not read all types of smart card(depends upon the smart card brand).
  • 26. Why Smart Cards ? Improve the convenience and security of any transaction. ? Provide tamper-proof storage of user and account identity. ? Provide vital components of system security. ? Protect against a full range of security threats
  • 27. Future ? Health Services ? Education ? Transportation ? Tele-communications

Editor's Notes

  • #5: Aim of my ppt is to just give you a brief idea about the smart card technology being one of the best steps towards the advancement of science and technology,making our life faster and obviously easier.