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`Matsushita blends FeRAM technology with smart cards
`By Yoshiko Hara , EETimes
`October 01, 2004 (4:46 PM EDT)
`URL: http://www.eetimes.com/article/showArticla,jhtml?articleld=49400183
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`TOKYO — Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd. has added contactless smart card capabilities to its
`SD memory card using FeRAM technology in the smart card module to achieve a five-fold increase
`in communication speeds over EEPROM-based smart cards.
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`The memory card, smartSD, will be one of the first volume applications of FeRAM technology for
`Matsushita. The company has been developing FeRAM technology since the 1990s.
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`"The new SD cardis the first SD card that combines the convenience of contactless data
`communication capabilities with large storage capacity and high security," claimed Masaki
`Akiyama, president of Panasonic System Solutions Co.
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`The smartSD/miniSD are an expanded version of conventional cards and share the same physical
`specifications. For smart card functions, smartSD complies with the JavaCard and GlobalPlatform
`formats. For contactless communications interface, it complies with ISO/IEC14443 Type B and
`JICSAP 2.0.
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`Matsushita said it will offer the smart card function both in standard SD and miniSD cards, The
`standard-sized SD card will have a built-in antenna; miniSD cards will require an antenna built into
`a host system. Thefirst cards will have an 32-Kbyte FeRAM and 128-Mbyteflash memory.
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`Matsushita expects to begin sampling the cards in December and enter volume production in the
`fall of 2005. It will initially promote smartSD memorycards in Japan, eventually expanding
`overseas.
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`Ltd. (PSE: 6752), best known for its Panasonic brand products, has developed the
`Electronics
`keindustry's first SD Memory Card with contactless smart card capabilities. Called
`smartSD Card, the new SD Memory Card combines the convenience of contactless
`data communication capabilities with large storage capacity and high security. The
`company will position the smartSD Card as key to realizing the "ubiquitous
`_ network society" and will strive to create new business opportunities not onlyin
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`the device sector but also in the system and solution service sectors. Sample
`shipments of the smartSD Cards will commence in December 2004. Commercial
`Q Health & Pharm shipments are expected Lo follow in the fall of 2005.
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`- approximately 41 million SD Memory Cards were sold in 2003, attaining number
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`world to make our daily lives more convenient andsafe."
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`Panasonic will exhibit and demonstrate new applications using the smartSD Card
`at CEA'TEC Japan (October 5 to 9, 2004). Visit the Panasonic booth, 1A02, Hall 1,
`Digital Network Stage. More details will be found at the Panasonic website at
`http://matsushita.co.jp/exhibition/index_e.html.
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`About Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
`. “Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. (TSE: 6752; NYSE: MC), best known for
`wr its Panasonic brand name, is a worldwide leader in the development and
`: manufacture of electronic products for a wide range of consumer, business, and
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`industrial needs. Based in Osaka, Japan, the company recorded consolidated sales
`_ of US$71.92billion for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2004. Matsushita's shares
`: are listed on the Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, New York (NYSE:MC), Euronext,
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`Delivering ultimate security, high
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`Offering an optimized feature set together with the highest levels of security, SmartMX
`baing the world's first triple interface chip solution, enables tha easy implementation
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`Digital Rights Pits SIMs
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`vendor Axalto and chairman of the
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`providers will need a way to ensure
`subscribers pay for this content and
`don't forward or copy it without per-
`may still be a few years off, bur ven-
`mission, Hype has surrounded this
`prospective market for digital rights
`dors are staking their clams. Among
`the encouraging signs ior them is
`management for years, but vendors
`recent action by the influential Open
`are calching the urimistakable scent
`Mobile Alliance, which has advanced
`of a budding business case.
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`a new version of its digital rights
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`Tamper-resistant 51M cards,
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`process encryption keys anct certifi-
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`But if smart card vendors are
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`sized version of their card and faster
`dowrload speeds. Now, sensing the
`market
`for digital
`rights manage-
`Thent beginning to stir, leaders of the
`MMC Association are planning to
`adopt specifications for a new ver-
`sion of their “SeeyreMMC”card. Et
`will support the new OMA digital
`tights management specification,
`along with those from Microsoft,
`Real Networks and others.
`The SecureMMC will feature
`a tamperresistant area about
`the
`size of the rewriteable memory on a
`mid- to high-end SIMcard. This area
`could not only play host to licenses to
`download music ot football high-
`lights, but also store corporate tiles or
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`keys and payment account data for
`mobile commerce.
`It will also run
`Java Card
`operating
`software,
`popular in the smart card industry,
`especially for SIMs,
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`Smact.Cared-Like Features. ...
`Meanwhile, Matsushita
`Electric
`Industrial of Japan, better known as
`Panasonie, a maker of SD cards, last
`month announced it would intro-
`duce a flash memory card containing
`an antenna and tamper-resistant
`area. The “smart8D Card” would be
`inserted into handsets and could
`store photos and other multimedia,
`as it does now. It could also keep
`electronic cash or ¢-tickets, allowing
`customers to pay transit fares, make
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`retail purchases or onter enter-
`tainment venues with a wave of their
`handsets.
`SD Card makers have earlier
`come out with a secure version of
`their cards, as has Sony Corp. with its
`Memory Stick. The makers of flash
`cards are adding the smart carcd-like
`features to try to differentiate them-
`selves in a commoditizing market.
`“Margins are getting quite thin, says
`Gartner analyst Joseph Unsworth.
`The MMC Association intra-
`duced the
`first version of
`the
`SecureMMC a few years ago during
`the telecom bubble, but the product
`wert nowhere. Smart card vendors
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`(s00n a theoretical 52 megabits per
`second); and removability.
`The largest SIM is a IMB
`flash-based card not yet issued. AS
`for download speeds, the fastest the
`Si card can currently manage is
`around 200 kilobits per second-—on
`a good day, And while the SIM card
`ig technically removable, too,if a sub-
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`loses the network connection,
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`Cards OnTheMave ... --. ~~
`MMCs,
`like other removable flas
`cards, are designed to be taken out
`and inserted into many IT devices,
`such ag music or video players, notes
`‘wes Leonard, chairman of the MMC
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`saned the securityof theis chips over
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`compete?
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`easily shrug off the SecureMMc 2.0,
`due out next year, It is generating too
`much interest from operators and
`such big handset makers a8 Nokia.
`Even Telecom Italia Mobile,
`the most aggressive user of SIMs
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`worldwide, has joined the MMC
`Association. And SIM vendors might
`find it hard to claim superiority in
`security because the biggest makers
`of smart card chips, such as Infineon
`Technologies, Renesas and Samsung
`Electronics, also make MMCs.
`The three advantages MMCs
`hold over SIMs are: much higher
`memory capacity (up to 1 gigabyte);
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`to store icons and other elements of
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`their“portals,” as weil as promotional
`material, including videos. The oper-
`ators would issue the flash card to
`
`the subscriber when they sign up for
`network service—at
`the same time
`
`they issue the SLM.
`France-based smart
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`card
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`vendor Gemplus International is said
`to be planning to ship MM(Cs to one
`or more of its GSM customers. A
`
`source says Gemplus, the first smart
`card vendor
`to join the MMC
`Association, believes this could be a
`good ft becauseit has much stronger
`contacts with operators than makers
`of MMs. At
`the
`same time,
`Gemplus, Germany's Giesecke &
`Deviient and other smart card sup-
`pliers are developing software for the
`secure area of flash cards.“There are
`many potential businesses, but it is
`still
`in the very early stages,” says
`Mare Chancerel, head of Gemplus’
`Business Innovation Group.
`
`likely, SecureMMCs would
`Most
`manage digital
`rights for heavy
`multimedia content, such as music,
`
`and memory-intensive
`movies
`games, because the card offers a
`place to store the content, he says.
`SIM ecards would be used for contral-
`ling rights to download smaller, less
`expensive, content distributed by
`operators, such as simpler games.
`The card could also store keys that
`decrypt streaming broadcast video
`of, for example, football highlights,
`which the subscriber wouldn't store,
`
`Association and a senior marketing
`manager in Samsung's serniconduc-
`tor’s unit. That
`fits with the Open
`Mobile Alliance’s concept of digital
`Tights management--enabling the
`authorized downloading of different
`types of multimedia content on vari-
`ous devices, That's why you won't
`find the SIM’s core network authen-
`tication function moved te the MMC.
`
`Tt would wipe out the removability
`benefit of the flash card,
`
`Some people, including the
`SIM card managers atTIM, have sug-
`gested the SIM could handle digital
`rights management, while the con-
`tent itself could be speedily down-
`loaded to the spaciousflash card.
`‘There are problems with this
`scenaric, Leonard contends, Among
`them: A secure link would have ta be
`established between the SIM and
`
`leaning toward giving the SIM an
`importantrole in digital rights man~
`agement. TIM has also advanced the
`idea of stoxing some multimedia
`content on the SIM itself, and by the
`end of this year is expected to finally
`issue its much-anticipated 1MB 3IM
`card, by far the largest on the market.
`SIM cards have one advan-
`
`tage that suppliers believe trumps
`those of MMC. Three-quarters of all
`handsets used in wireless networks
`
`come equipped with SIM card slots.
`MMC
`By
`comparison,
`the
`Association says no more than oneir
`six handsets shipped this year will
`sport a slot far any type of removable
`flash card. Of these, 45%will take an
`MMC, Gartner
`says. Moreover,
`standards makers have moved to
`
`make SIM cards more welcoming to
`toultimedia content,
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`in the end, makers of
`So,
`smart cards and removable flash
`MMC, which would take time to
`
`SIMVendorsJoShipMMCs?_cards may not compete at all. But
`implement, especially if it were first
`But until SIM card makers substan-
`standardized.
`until subscribers start downloading
`more multimedia content
`to their
`
`Still, such SIM-savvy opera-
`as TIM, Orange UE and
`tors
`Telefonica Moviles, are said to be
`
`tially increase download speeds and
`memory capacity, operators may look
`ta the MMC and competing brands
`
`handsets, the digital rights market is
`still anybody’s game to win. CT
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`| P5CT072
` cn
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`| Rev. 1.3 — 4 October 2004
`
`Secure Dual interface PKI Smart Card Controller
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`
`
`Short Form Specification |
`
`1. General description
`
`
`
`1.4
`
`Family description
`
`Philips Semiconductors SmartMX (Memory eXtension) multiple interface option platform
`features a significantly enhanced smart card IC architecture. New powerful opcodes are
`available beyond the compatible classic 80C51 instruction set. The SmartAdX family
`manufactured in most advanced CMOS0,18 um 5 metal layer technology is positioned to
`service high volume, Mono- and multi-application markets such as eGovernment(e.g.
`Smart Passport), banking/finance, mobile communications, public transportation, pay TV,
`conditional access and network access.
`
`SmartMX enables the easy implementation of state-of-the-art operating systems and
`open platform solutions including Java Card Global Platform and MULTOSbyoffering
`optimized featureslike linear addressing and an enhancedinstruction set together with
`the highest levels of security. Within its targeted segments, the new platform is the most
`advancedsolution available, combining exceptionally powerful co-processors for public
`and secret key encryption supporting RSA, ECC, DES and AES,with the high security,
`ultra low power, performance optimized design concept of Philips Semiconductors’
`handshaking technology. For further details on general SmartMX platform features please
`refer to the “Smartplatiorm features” short form specification.
`
`1.2
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`Description PSCTO72 device
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`72 Kbytes EEPROM
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`160 Kbytes User ROM
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`4608 bytes RAM
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`PKI {Public Key Infrastructure) co-processor (RSA, ECC)
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`Bual / Triple key DES-3 co-processor
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`AES co-processor
`ISO/IEC 7816 contact interface
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`ISO/IEC 14443A contactless interface
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`USB 2.0 Low Speed contactInterface
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`EEPROMdata retention time: 20 years minimum
`
`The P5CT072 is a Secure PKI Smart Card Controller of the SmartMX platform featuring
`160 Kbytes of ROM, 4608 bytes of RAM and 72 Kbytes of EEPROM,which can be used
`as data memory and as program memory. Additionally a USB 2.0 (Low Speed)interface is
`available thus the device is called a “Secure Triple Interface Smart Card Controller’. The
`non-volatile memory consists of high reliability memory cells to guarantee data integrity,
`which is especially important when the EEPROM is used as program memory.
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`"SecureTripleInterfacePKESmartCardController
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`Operated both in contact mode (ISO/IEC 7816) and in contactless mode (ISO/IEC 14443)
`the user defines the final function of the chip with his chip operating system (COS). This
`allows the same level of security, functionality and flexibility for the contact interface as
`well as for the contactless inferface.
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`Thefield proven RF interface technology (according ISO/IEC 14443-2)is wel