Method for producing a smart card having a plurality of components and card obtained in this way
AssigneeOberthur Technologies
InventorsLoic LE GARREC, Philippe GAC
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AssigneeOberthur Technologies
InventorsLoic LE GARREC, Philippe GAC
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A method for producing a smart card including at least one chip and at least one other electronic component having a face that must be accessible from the outside, includes: forming a card body having two opposing faces and in which at least two recesses are formed, one of which is a through-recess extending from one of the faces to the other, forming a first module including the chip and forming a second module separate from the first module and including the other electronic component, the second module including a support to which the component is secured opposite the face that must be accessible, securing the second module in the through-recess from the face of the body that is opposite the face through which the face of the component must be accessible from the outside, via a shoulder in the through-recess, and securing the first module in the other recess.
A method for producing a smart card comprising at least one such chip and at least one other electronic component having a face that must be accessible from the outside, according to which a card body is formed having two opposing faces and in which at least two cavities are formed one of which is a through-cavity, extending from one of the faces to the other, a first module is formed comprising a chip and a second module is formed separate from the first module and comprising the other electronic component, this second module comprising a support to which the component is attached opposite the face thereof that must be accessible, the second module is attached in the through-cavity from the face of the body which is opposite the face through which the face of the component must be accessible from the outside by means of a shoulder that comprises the through-cavity, and the first module is attached in the other cavity.
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