Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "ISO14443",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Microcontroller meets ePassport requirements from
Atmel Corporation, which we summarised at the time by saying "Atmel's AT90SC256144RCFT secure microcontroller has been independently certified as complying with the standards for ePassport use".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Microcontroller allows low-cost smart cards from
Renesas Technology Europe: "Renesas Technology Europe's AE41R enables low-cost implementation of a contactless system compatible smart card offering a high level of user convenience and simple operator maintenance".
In February 2007, we covered the news from Legic Identsystems
concerning its ATC128-MV210
- take a look at Crypto transponder chip complies with ISO15693
which says: "The ATC128-MV210 crypto transponder chip meets the need for a secure low-memory and cost-effective transponder in the 13.56MHz area".
Take a look also at the news release from Tektronix, Software expands real-time spectrum analysers,
as well as Alliance unites contactless smart card standards from NXP Semiconductors,
and Contactles card reader is fit for US duties from Integrated Engineering.
See also:
RFID technology scuppers World Cup scalpers
(June 2006)
All 3.2 million World Cup tickets use RFID technology to ensure only genuine ticket holders get access to the games
Contactless reader moves to open standards
(June 2006)
The SmartTrans contactless smart card reader provides a transition path from existing proprietary legacy 125kHz Prox technologies to open standards ISO14443 technologies
Readers on show in San Francisco
(April 2006)
Integrated Engineering will demonstrate its e-passport/e-document reader solutions at the CardTechSecurTech Exhibit 2006 in San Francisco
Contactless technology features at security show
(March 2006)
At ISC West 2006 Integrated Engineering will demonstrate state-of-the-art in contactless smart card technology including physical and logical access control and e-passport technology
Analogue device fronts up RFID reader designs
(December 2005)
The EM4094 is an analogue front-end integrated circuit for 13.56MHz RFID readers
Near field communication set for full-scale trial
(October 2005)
The city of Caen in Normandy, France is the setting for a trial of one of the most promising new technologies in the mobile telecommunications market - near field communication (NFC)
News on the ISO14443 reader with lighted keypad from Integrated Engineering
(September 2005)
Integrated Engineering has expanded its product line with an ISO14443 reader with lighted keypad
Contactless smart cards on show in Florida
(August 2005)
At ASIS in Orlando, Florida, Integrated Engineering will be showing the state of the art in contactless smart card technology such as the e-passport
Speedy route to DESFire card technology
(June 2005)
Contactless smart card solutions specialist Integrated Engineering has launched a full DESFire development suite for OEM customers
White paper explains smartcard-based ticketing
(May 2005)
A new white paper spells out the benefits of adopting contactless smartcard-based ticketing, and addresses the ongoing concerns over costs, standards and technology
Iris Technology to integrate card readers
(May 2005)
LG Electronics USA's Iris Technology Division and Integrated Engineering (IE) are working to integrate IE's new state of the art card readers with LG's Iris Technology
Cards are just the ticket for German footie fans
(December 2004)
FC Cologne has implemented a multifunction contactless ticketing solution based on Philips Mifare DESFire chip technology
New reader to help drive RFID-based ticketing
(November 2004)
The UK transport sector is set to welcome the first commercial ITSO compliant RFID chip and reader combination aimed at low-cost mass ticketing
Smartcard MCU aims for applications growth
(October 2004)
STMicroelectronics has added a new contactless smartcard microcontroller with 2Kbyte of EEPROM to its successful ST19 family of field-proven secure MCUs
NASA to test smart-card security
(July 2004)
NASA has selected Philips' advanced Mifare DESFire contactless chip technology to enable secure smart card access to its facilities
Forum to promote near field communications
(March 2004)
Nokia, Philips and Sony have combined to set up the Near Field Communication Forum to enable the use of touch-based interactions
Smart cards are just the ticket for the tube
(November 2002)
Philips Mifare semiconductor technology is playing an important role in one of the largest contactless smart card projects in the world - the London public transportation system
Single-chip reader IC goes multistandard
(September 2002)
Philips describes the CL RC632 IC as the world's leading multistandard single-chip reader IC for contactless smart cards and labels operating at 13.56MHz
Technology approval for dual-interface controller
(April 2002)
Philips is the first company to achieve Visa International's Level 3 technology approval for a Java Card Global Platform Smart Card controller IC that offers both contact and contactless interfaces