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The Samsung S3FT9MG is a secure, dual-interface Java Card chip featuring 320 KB of Flash and advanced AES encryption. Designed for access control, e-government, transportation, and healthcare applications, it offers robust performance, global standard compliance, and a long operational lifespan.
Key Features
Dual interface supports both contact and contactless communication
AES encryption (up to 256-bit) and strong Crypto Engine for high-level security
320KB Flash and 14KB RAM ensure fast and reliable data processing
Compliant with ISO/IEC 7816 and ISO/IEC 14443 standards
500,000 read/write cycles and >25 years lifespan for long-term use
Why Choose the Samsung S3FT9MG Smart Card Chip?
The combination of dual interfaces and substantial memory allows for seamless integration and high-speed transactions across various platforms.
With AES encryption and a dedicated Crypto engine, the S3FT9MG ensures your data remains secure in the most critical applications.
Compliance with ISO/IEC standards guarantees broad compatibility across various devices and systems
Application Areas
eHealth Cards
National eID Cards
ePassports
Driver Licenses
EMV DDA (Dynamic Data Authentication)
Technical Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
| Material | PVC, PET, PET-G, PC |
| Size | CR80 standard (86*54mm), custom sizes available |
| Chip | Samsung S3FT9MG |
| Life Time | >500,000 read/write cycles, >25 years |
| Memory | 320 Kbytes Flash, 14 Kbytes RAM |
| Protocols | ISO/IEC 7816, ISO/IEC 14443 |
| Security | AES (up to 256 bits), Crypto Engine |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What makes the Samsung S3FT9MG chip secure?
A: The S3FT9MG chip uses AES encryption (up to 256 bits) and a Crypto engine, ensuring the highest level of data protection for sensitive information.
Q: Can I customize the design or size of the smart card?
A: We offer customization options to meet your specific size and design requirements.
Q: Which industries can benefit from this smart card chip?
A: The S3FT9MG chip is ideal for industries such as eHealth, government IDs, EMV transactions, and access control systems.
