1. Presented by –
ABHISHEK SINGH(12122)
DEBRAJ CHOUDHARY(12134)
LALIT KUMAR RANA(12146)
ROSHAN V SHETTY(12158)
SRIHARSHA V(12170)
SARTHAK ROHATGI(12182)

2.  A smart card chip or integrated circuit card (ICC), is any
pocket-sized card with embedded ICs-capable of processing
information
 Made of plastic, generally polyvinyl chloride, acrylonitrile
butadiene styrene or polycarbonate

3.  The Invention of the Smart Card
 By Helmut Grottrup and his colleague Jurgen Dethloff
in 1968
 Patented by Rolant Moreno in 1974
 Public telephone payment system(1983)
 Response from the Market
 GEC in the UK( contact less)
 Market potential for the application
 Security and user friendliness
 Development of the Technology
 highest performance smart card at the lowest cost
 As silicon technology develops so will the power of
the smart card
 Laser cards

4.  Dimensions similar to those of a credit cards.
 Contained a tamper resistant security system.
 Managed by an administration system
 Communicates with external services via card-reading
devices, such as ticket readers, ATMs, etc.

5.  Physical access to classrooms, labs, offices, residence halls and
recreational facilities
 Logical access to workstations, networks and information
 Identification for library checkout, transportation and other
services
 Cashless transactions for food services, vending machines and
laundry
 Debit card transactions in partnership with financial
institutions

6.  Size as of credit and Debit card
 Contained single embedded ICC that contains only
memory or memory plus microprocessor
 Memory-Only chips : functions similar to a small floppy
disk
 Memory and microprocessor chip similar to small
floppy disk, also contains an “intelligent” controller.
 Have Contact area of apprx. 1cm2 comprising of several
gold plated contact card.
 Inserted into card acceptor device.
CONTACT CARD

7.  Similar to Contact card, but contained embedded
antenna instead of contact card.
 It reads and stores information by passing it within radio
Frequency acceptor range.
 Range of operation depends on acceptor mostly about
2.5-3.9 in.
 Common application: Student identification ,electronic
passport

8.  Also known as Dual interface card – has one smart chip
embedded in it- can be accessed through either contact
pads or an embedded antenna.
 Popular application: Mass transit

9.  Contains two or more embedded chip technologies-all in
a single card.
 Individual electronic component are not connected to
each other while sharing space in a single card.

10.  Flexibility
 Security
 Data Integrity
 Time saving
 Low cost as compared to other security systems like Biometric
scanner.
 Portability

11.  Information required for faculty
 Name, DOB, Contact no.
, Photo, Signature, Gender, dept. no. , designation
 Information required for students
 Name, DOB, Contact no.
, photo, signature, gender, enrollment no. , blood
group, address.
 Information required for office staff
 Name, DOB, Contact no.
, photo, signature, gender, department