Re: Smartcard in CD

2002-08-31 Thread R. Hirschfeld
From: Trei, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wed, 28 Aug 2002 11:24:15 -0400 I wonder about induction too - could you put a small magnet in the disk, and use the varying induced fields in the reader mechanism to generate power? Contactless smart cards typically have coils in the card and the

Re: Smartcard in CD

2002-08-31 Thread lynn . wheeler
iso format/standard is not only thickness but also flexibility even some proximity (iso 14443) cards have had problem in the past with flexibiity standards because flex tests would stress the coils in the plastic and cause the connection to the chip to break. [EMAIL PROTECTED] on

Smartcard in CD

2002-08-26 Thread Michael_Heyman
FYI: But, how do they power it? From http://www.doc-witness.com/ An OPSECURE PROTECTED CD looks like a regular CD but contains a smart card and optical input-output system... An OpSecure protected media does not only reflect stamped or burnt information but can also RECEIVE,