Contactless Smart Cards and NFC: Industry Research Report

Contactless Smart Cards and NFC

Published Date: December 2006

Published By: IDTechEx Ltd

Page Count: 169

Order Code: R449-44

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1. INTRODUCTION: 1.1. RFID and its new forms; 1.2. Contactless smart cards and tickets; 1.3. Near Field Communication (NFC); 1.4. Effect of cards/ tickets competing with NFC
2. TECHNOLOGIES FOR CONTACTLESS CARDS AND TICKETS: 2.1. Manufacturing value chain; 2.2. Choice of frequency; 2.3. Card technology; 2.4. Chip choices and designs; 2.5. Contactless ticket technology
3. CONTACTLESS SMART CARDS IN ACTION: 3.1. Anatomy of 105 transport schemes worldwide; 3.2. Stored Value Cards (SVC) for transport; 3.3. SVC cards and RFID phones for general cash replacement - Japan in the lead; 3.4. Major card schemes in China; 3.5. Transport cards worldwide - examples; 3.6. Secure access cards worldwide - examples; 3.7. The move to RFID bank cards; 3.8. Bank credit, debit, account and SVC cards; 3.9. Contactless smart tickets in action
4. STANDARDS: 4.1. Introduction; 4.2. RFID card and ticket standards; 4.3. Move to contactless EMV; 4.4. NFC standards
5. NFC IN ACTION: 5.1. RFID enabled mobile phones
6. CONTACTLESS CARDS VS NFC: 6.1. Cash, bank card and phone payment compete; 6.2. Merits of contactless cards vs RFID enabled phones; 6.3. Consumer response - say one thing, do another?; 6.4. Contactless card companies enter NFC; 6.5. Service providers and phone manufacturers fight for share; 6.6. Bouygues trials France; 6.7. GSM Association wades in
7. MARKET FORECASTS 2007-2017: 7.1. Contactless smart card projections; 7.2. Contactless smart ticket projections; 7.3. Forecasts for HF readers for cards and tickets; 7.4. Memory vs microprocessor card chip projections; 7.5. NFC phones; 7.6. Size of the opportunity to replace cash; 7.7. The prepaid card opportunity; 7.8. Readers for financial cards
APPENDIX 1: IDTECHEX PUBLICATIONS
APPENDIX 2: REPORT ON SMI CONFERENCE CONTACTLESS SMART CARDS
APPENDIX 3: GLOSSARY
TABLES: 1.1. Adoption of memory chip vs microprocessor cards by application.; 3.1. Examples of contactless smart cards used for public transportation; 3.2. Speed of transaction for various contactless card technologies; 4.1. Examples of relevant standards, committees and statutes; 5.1. Comparison of economic options for RFID enabled phones; 6.1. The good and bad of contactless cards and tickets vs RFID enabled phones; 7.1. Global market for contactless cards and tickets number millions 2007-2017; 7.2. Global market for contactless cards and tickets unit price US dollars 2007-2017; 7.3. Global market for contactless cards and tickets number millions 2007-2017; 7.4. Global market for contactless cards and systems US dollars million 2007-2017; 7.5. Ticket number and unit value 2007-2017; 7.6. Total value of tickets and systems US dollars million; 7.7. Typical contactless card price list in 2006; 7.8. Global market for financial contactless cards 2007-2017; 7.9. Characteristics of financial market for contactless cards 2007-2017; 7.10. Issuance of the Chinese National Identification card 2004-2006 and cumulative national target for 2008; 7.11. Global market for China national ID cards 2007-2017; 7.12. Characteristics of market for China ID card 2007-2017; 7.13. Global market for other national ID cards 2007-2017; 7.14. Global market for transport contactless cards 2007-2017; 7.15. Characteristics of market for contactless transport cards 2007-2017; 7.16. Largest contactless card schemes for transport with installed population of cards; 7.17. Global market for security and other contactless cards 2007-2017; 7.18. Characteristics of market for contactless secure access and other cards 2007-2017; 7.19. Global market for contactless smart tickets 2007-2017; 7.20. Characteristics of the contactless smart ticket market 2007-2017; 7.21. Largest orders placed for contactless tickets 2004-2006; 7.22. Forecast for HF reader sales 2007-2017; 7.23. Largest suppliers of RFID chips at start of 2006 and 2007 by cumulative number sold in millions; 7.24. Largest suppliers of RFID chips at start of 2006 and 2007 by cumulative number sold in millions; 7.25. Global shipments of NFC enabled phones in millions 2007-2017; 7.26. Global shipments of NFC vs FeliCa RFID enabled phones 2007-2017; 7.27. RFID enabled phone sales percent by region 2007-2017; 7.28. FeliCa vs NFC phones by region 2007-2017; 7.29. Phasing out FeliCa 2007-2010 in Japan; 7.30. The global market for prepaid cards in 2010
FIGURES: 1.1. Security and memory for different shapes of RFID tags vs cost. Cards red, tickets blue, labels yellow; 1.2. Range vs memory of various shapes and applications of RFID tags to different specifications; 2.1. Manufacturing value chain for contactless cards and tickets; 2.2. Frequencies - the good things; 2.3. Frequencies - the bad things; 2.4. Reverse of Omron HF contactless smart card showing copper etched antenna and chip assembly.; 2.5. Reverse of an Expnotech HF inlet showing etched aluminium antenna; 2.6. Optimal printing technology for RFID antennas as a function of output.; 2.7. Circuit block diagram of a microprocessor chip used in smart cards; 2.8. Contactless system environment; 2.9. Primary elements of the cost of a passive contactless smart card and what influences them; 2.10. Relative costs of different antenna deposition technologies according to Infineon.; 2.11. Time temperature recording HF RFID card from KSW Microtec with its inlet; 2.12. Aveso laminate giving display capability to contactless smart cards.; 2.13. Types of active RFID compared with passive RFID; 2.14. An HF smart label or ticket from Hyan Label of China where the antenna is printed straight onto the paper label feedstock.; 3.1. Shanghai public transport card; 3.2. The Atlanta MARTA Breeze card; 3.3. MARTA card operated gate.; 3.4. Mu Solutions RFID tag in admission ticket; 3.5. Admission solution for Aichi World EXPO 2005; 5.1. NFC board for mobile phone; 6.1. Comparison of value of individual payments by cash, debit/credit card and mobile phone; 7.1. Global market for contactless cards and tickets number millions 2007-2017; 7.2. Global market for contactless cards and tickets unit price US dollars 2007-2017; 7.3. Global market for contactless cards and tickets number millions 2007-2017; 7.4. Global market for contactless cards and systems US dollars million 2007-2017; 7.5. Total value of tickets and systems US dollars million; 7.6. Historical trend of the mix of chip types for smart cards of all kinds 2006-2016; 7.7. Largest suppliers of RFID chips at start of 2006 and 2007 by cumulative number sold in millions

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