Integrated circuit contact card, comprising a detachable minicard
CA 2318967 A1 · Owner: Housse, Nicolas · Inventors: Fidalgo, Jean-Christophe; Housse, Nicolas
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The invention relates to a standardized card (C) of the type comprising a support (10) in the form of a rectangular plate and having a slot (F) with a substantially rectangular outline embodied in the support (10) so as to delimit a standardized detachable minicard (MC) which is connected to the support (10) of the card (C) by one or more jumpers (B1 B2, B3), characterized in that each jumper has two types of grooves (50 52) situated opposite each other, configured such that they are sufficiently resistant to bending and torsional stress in accordance with a norm. At the same time one of the grooves is also configured such as to start a crack when the minicard is purposely subjected to …
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- Filed January 14, 1999. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended January 14, 2019.
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