Electronic module for chip card
CA 2283692 A1 · Owner: Patrice, Philippe · Inventors: Patrice, Philippe; Zafrany, Michael
Overview
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The invention concerns an electronic module in particular designed to be fixed in an electronic device in the form of a card comprising a medium (40) including at least a surface (44) provided with contact pads (46; 48; 50) and a microcircuit (56) which is fixed on said medium (40) and which comprises exit hubs (60 62) each connected to a medium contact pad. The invention is characterised in that the connections (66 68) between the exit hubs and the contact pads consist of a cord made of an adhesive conductive substance matching the relief of the medium. Advantageously the conductive substance is a conductive isotropic adhesive.
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- Filed March 9, 1998. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended March 9, 2018.
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