präsentation ITG for AZM CN 26032007
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präsentation ITG for AZM CN 26032007
SOKYMAT GmbH as part of ASSA ABLOY Identification Technologies 15 Jahre Erfahrungen bei der Herstellung und Anwendung von Chipkarten Author: Carsten Nieland 12.04.2007 1 RFID Was ist RFID (Radio Frequency Identification)? Transponder 1 Lese(Schreib-) gerät Daten*) Energie*) Transponder 2 Takt*) Transponder 3 Anwendung Transmit + Respond = Transponder (mobiler Datenträger) *) abhängig vom System 12.04.2007 2 Identifikationstechnologien Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Parameter: Optical Character Recognition (OCR) Bar- and 2D-Codes Chip-Karte • Datenspeicher: Typ. Kapazität (Byte) 16 .. 64 K 1 .. 100 1 .. 100 Datendichte hoch gering gering • externe Einflüsse: Staub und Schmutz nein sehr hoch sehr hoch optische Verdeckung nein keine Funktion keine Funktion Verschleiß nein gering gering • Kosten: Initial-Kosten mittel sehr gering mittel gering Betriebskosten sehr gering gering gering mittel • allg. Eigenschaften: Lesereichweite 0 .. > 5 m 0 .. 1m < 1 cm Lesezeit < 0.5 s 0.5 .. 4 s ~3s Sicherheit hoch gering sehr gering 12.04.2007 16 .. 64 K hoch gering nein mittel 0 cm ~1s hoch 3 Klassifikation von RFID Systemen System Parameter: Eigenschaften der Datenträger: • Frequenzbereich: • Energieversorgung: - niedrige Frequenzen: < 135 kHz - hohe Frequenzen: 3 .. 30 MHz - ultra-hohe Frequenzen: 200 .. 2 GHz - Mikrowelle: > 2 GHz • Lesereichweite: - „Close Coupling“: 0 .. 1 cm - „Remote Coupling“: < 1 m - „Long Range“: > 1 m - aktive Systeme: mit Batterie - passive Systeme: ohne Batterie • Datenspeicher: - Kapazität: 1Bit .. > 64 KBit - wiederbeschreibbar - einmalbeschreibbar • äußere Form - Smart Card - Smart Label - Glas-Röhre - Münze, Ring, etc. 12.04.2007 4 Allgemeine technische Daten zu Chipkarten Kartengröße: 85,6 mm x 54mm (ISO 7810) – Format ID1 Kartendicke: 0,76 mm +/- 0,08mm Unterteilung in: kontaktlose Karten kontaktbehaftete Karten • weitere Unterteilung in Speicherkarten und Microcontroller-Karten wesentliche Merkmale der Karten sind festgelegt in ISO 7816 Normen für kontaktlose Karten (nur für Frequenzbereich 13,56 MHz): ISO 14443 (Nahbereich = 10cm / proximity) ISO 15693 (Fernbereich = bis 70 cm / vicinity) Übertragungsfrequenzen bei kontaktlosen Karten: 125 kHz (z.B. Philips HiTag) 13,56 MHZ (Legic, Mifare, My-D ..) Bestandteile der kontaktlosen Karte: 12.04.2007 Chip (in Modul) -> verbunden mit Antenne -> eingebettet in Plastikkörper (Karte) 5 Technologies for contactless cards and smart label contactless cards • antennas: embedded wire, winded wire, etched (Cu, Al), printed ink on plastic sheets (PVC, PET) • chip interconnection to antenna: chip module, direct chip bonding • delivery forms for card manufacturing: inlay sheets or prelams smart label • mostly etched antenna (Cu, Al) on PET carrier roll to roll production • using flip chip interconnection 12.04.2007 6 Contacting of transponder chips LFtransponder 125...130 kHz - direct contacting the wire (20...50 µm) on especially prepared bond pads - chip in module (e.g. MOA 2), gluing the chip on the leadframe, wire bonding 12.04.2007 HFtransponder 13,56 MHz - chip in module e.g. MOA2, MOB, MCC2, fcp (flip chip package) - gluing the chip on etched or printed antennae and bonding as a flipchip (e.g. Texas Instruments) UHFtransponder 0,8...2 Ghz - gluing chip on etched or printed antennae kleben and bonding (flip chip) 7 Modules for contactless cards cubit made its own module development: • CEP3/4: cubit developed in 1995 his own module based on leadframe • further development of module up to new flip chip module with internal capacitor ongoing • today: MCC2, CEP3/4, MOA and fcp 12.04.2007 8 RFID vs. Barcode Radio Frequency Identification Barcode • wieder-programmierbar • sehr billig, da meist Bestandteil der Verpackung • wartungs- und verschleißfrei • hohe Speicherkapazität • „multitag-fähig“ • sicher vor Manipulation • relativ hohe Kosten für die Datenträger 12.04.2007 • hohe Marktdurchdringung • geringe Speicherkapazität (limitierter Platz) • empfindlich gegen Verschmutzung und optische Verdeckung 9 Advantages of wire antennas for contactless cards 12.04.2007 • very robust (excellent torsion and bending characteristics) • very flat and even prelams possible -> high quality surface finish of the card • only small area needed for conductor lines of antenna very high effective antenna area for the card possible • very good tuning possibilities concerning requirements of each chip • excellent electrical performance • different sheet formats and customized antennas possible 10 Future of contactless smart card Fall-Studie: Multifunktionale Smart-Card • Komponenten: - bi-stabile Anzeige - Kontakt-Modul - Energie-Versorgung: flexible Flachzelle - Transponder-Interface incl. Antennenspule - diverse integrierte Schaltungen - Tastatur • Anwendungen: - Zugangskontrolle - elektronisches Bezahlen - Datenspeicher 12.04.2007 11 Der Start der kontaktlosen Karte in Erfurt Werk 1 (Rudolfstrasse)… Neubau 2 (In den Weiden)… 12.04.2007 12 Advantage of transponders in applications Maximum comfort Data are transferred without physical contact between reader and credential Comfortable reading range Credential can vary in form and displays CD of the issuer 12.04.2007 13 ASSA ABLOY Identification Technologies Who we are do Brasil 5 companies merge under the ASSA ABLOY ITG name to create one of the world‘s leading providers of RFID technology 12.04.2007 14 ASSA ABLOY Identification Technologies What we do Providing system integrators with the optimum mix of components and technologies Positioned in 7 business segments to best meet the needs of system integrators in each field: Industry & Logistics IT & Corporate ID 12.04.2007 Food & Animal Government Access & Security Financial Transactions Public Transport 15 ASSA ABLOY Identification Technologies What we deliver 12.04.2007 The entire range of components and subsystems for implementing advanced and secure identification solutions: Transponders White smart cards Printed smart cards RFID reader modules/boards PC-connected readers and chip sets Operating systems 16 ASSA ABLOY Identification Technologies Where we are A Global sales and service network 12.04.2007 17 ASSA ABLOY Identification Technologies Who we belong to 12.04.2007 ASSA ABLOY Identification Technologies is part of the ASSA ABLOY group of companies. ASSA ABLOY is a multinational group with some 30,000 employees in 100 companies in over 40 countries and annual sales of about EUR 3 billion and is listed on Stockholm stock exchange ASSA ABLOY is the world's leading manufacturer and supplier of locking solutions, dedicated to satisfying end-user needs for security, safety and convenience. Global Headquarter is Stockholm, Sweden 18 SOKYMAT History 1964 Founded in Granges, Switzerland 1977 Åke Gustafson (inventor of Tetra Pak brick) purchases Sokymat 1991 1st automated manufacture of RFID tag with “direct bonding” 1992 1st generation of automotive transponder for immobilizer 2000 Establishment of Business Unit structure. 2002 Divestiture of automotive business to Swatch Group 2003 Acquired by ASSA ABLOY 2004 Merger with Metget High Performance Transponder Machines 2005 Merger with Cubit Patented embedding wire technology for 13.56MHz Patent of wire transfer technology 2005 Set up of Malaysian coil winding factory 12.04.2007 19 SOKYMAT in Erfurt - History 1990 Founded as Cubit Electronics GmbH 1991 - 1997 systems for vending machines parking systems 1992 first transponders for 13.56MHz (Cards) 1995 marked leader in LEGIC Transponders – contactless cards 1995 marked leader in LEGIC Transponders 1996 new location in “In den Weiden” Industriegebiet Süd-Ost 2002 Cubit as main manufacturer of inlays for contactless cards up to 40 people employed 2003 Acquired by ASSA ABLOY 2005 Merger with Sokymat Group 2005 ISO 9001-2000 certification; security certification CC l. 5+ 2005 start of inlay production for e-documents 2006 expanding to new facility at “In den Weiden” 2007 capacity 25 million transponders / 120 people employed 12.04.2007 20 SOKYMAT Today History in coil winding Production of in-house machinery Direct bonding technology enabled switch to transponder manufacture Automotive business provided means to high volume, high quality, low cost manufacture Diversification into other markets of Access Control, Food & Animal, Industry & Logistics and E-Documents using similar technology Reinforce our manufacturing & technology expertise through the merger with Metget AB (efficiency & productivity) & Cubit GmbH (unique techology for E-Documents) Foundation of Sokymat Malaysia (flexibility & low cost) 12.04.2007 21 SOKYMAT Key Locations SOKYMAT AB Metallgatan 1 SE-372 38 Ronneby Sweden SOKYMAT SA Rte Pra-Charbon 27 CH-1614 Granges (Veveyse) Switzerland SOKYMAT GmbH In den Weiden 4b D-99099 ERFURT Germany 12.04.2007 SOKYMAT Technology Sdn Bhd Jalan Dewani 1/1 Kawasan Perindustrian Tampoi 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor Malaysia 22 Our Mission To Enhance security, productivity and traceability by providing high quality RFID transponders for the identification of people, animals and objects 12.04.2007 23 Fully Automated Production 12.04.2007 24 Access & Security Application Overview • Access Control • Domestic Door Locks • Time & Attendance • Theme Parks • Ski Lifts & Ticket Systems • Customer Loyalty Programs • Public Transportation 12.04.2007 25 Industry & Logistics Application Overview Bike, motor bike ID Maintenance/Inspection 12.04.2007 Waste management Gas Indus./Beer Kegs Laundry Factory automation Fire arms ID Ski ID 26 Food & Animal Product & Application Overview Pet 12.04.2007 27 What is the Government Market ? E-Government means electronically based High Security Documents like • • • • • • Passports (PP) VISA Driver´s License (DL) National ID (NID) Health Cards (HC) Social Security Cards (SSC) ... which are used to electronically identify individuals in a more • Secure • Faster • Reliable and • Easier way. by protecting each individuals privacy and data rights. Examples: Border Crossing, E-Administration, E-Voting This applications also need a Reader infrastructure installed ! 12.04.2007 28 ITG Products 12.04.2007 29 Thank you for your attention! 12.04.2007 30