Oberthur Technologies

Idemia France

Loïc Le Garrec

Denis Vere

Agnès Duval

François Launay

Grégory Simonneaux

Christophe Capitaine

Olga Titova Candel

Charles Muller

A method of placing an element onto a data carrier, where there is a placement actuator arranged to be able to secure the element. A transport layer is advanced until the element is located between the placement actuator and the data carrier in a desired position. The actuator is moved towards the data carrier so that it secures the element. The transport layer is then retracted to detach the element from it and then the placement element is moved towards the data carrier to bring the element into contact with the data carrier at the desired position.

Method of incorporating an element in a data carrier

The inlay () for the manufacture of a device () comprising a base made up of a multilayer structure within which the inlay () is designed to be incorporated, the insert () comprising a microcircuit and an antenna connected to the microcircuit. The transponder assembly is combined into a microcircuit module () and the substrate includes a cavity () dimensioned to completely receive the module ().

Transponder inlay and device including such an inlay

The light-emitting diode is provided with a lid and is capable of emitting a first predefined color. The card further comprises a near field communications antenna circuit, the circuit and the diode being configured so that the diode emits light when a current of predefined intensity flows in the circuit. More particularly, the lid of the diode is coated with a mass of material forming means for selecting a set of wavelengths from those making up the first color so that the light transmitted through the mass has a second predefined color different from the first color.

Microcircuit card comprising a light-emitting diode

The electronic device () comprising a microcircuit () module (), a near-field communication antenna () electrically connected to the microcircuit () of the module (), delimiting an antenna surface (S), and a body () incorporating the module (). More precisely, the antenna () is arranged within the module () and the body () incorporates means () of amplifying the gain of the antenna () comprising an electrically conductive element () electrically isolated from the microcircuit () and the antenna (), of an annular general shape arranged around an area (R) of the body () forming a volume generated by the projection of the antenna surface (S) along a direction (Z) substantially orthogonal to the surface (S).

Microcircuit device including means for amplifying the gain of an antenna

This circuit () comprises a first antenna () connected to the microcircuit () and capable of supplying power to the microcircuit () by electromagnetic coupling with an external terminal and a second antenna () electromagnetically coupled to the first antenna () while remaining electrically isolated from the latter. In addition, the first () and second () antennas consist respectively of first and second windings having opposite winding directions as defined from the same observation point.

Microcircuit device including a near-field communication antenna circuit

The electronic module () for an electronic device () such as a microcircuit card, comprises a substrate () delimiting first (A) and second (B) opposite faces. More particularly, the module () comprises a light source () borne by the second face (B) of the substrate () and capable of illuminating a visible part of the electronic device.

Luminous module for microcircuit device

The microcircuit card () comprising a body () delimiting an edge () of the card (). The body () incorporates a luminous means () capable of illuminating at least partially the edge () of the card ().

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Chateaubourg, France

Loïc Le Garrec