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arrFiles=new Array();arrFiles[0]=new Array(1,"applications-access.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Reader/Writers Applications E-Government Transport Access Control Banking Multi-Application / Loyalty Patents Access Control Access control is on the verge of becoming a very large segment of the contactless smart card market. There are a very large number of access control applications, each requiring usually a limited amount of cards, readers, and infrastructures. Two different kinds of access control exist: Physical: People access to certain areas at certain time Logical: Access rights to network, computer or platform Here are some examples of access control applications: US Department of Defense: 5 million corporate badges issued for identification, building access, and network access. Transportation Security Administration \'s (TSA): The Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) programs consist in developing tamper-resistant identification credentials with biometric information for the TSA employees. The TWIC is designed to secure the process of authenticating transportation employees who have unescorted access to secure locations within transportation facilities. When fully implemented by the TSA, the TWIC program may include six million credentials. Other airport access control: All Canadian airports restricted areas, the Hamburg international hub, and more. Employees and contractors’ IDs for NASA, the Pfizer’s European Research Center, the American Express Headquarters, and more. Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",13);arrFiles[1]=new Array(2,"applications-banking.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Reader/Writers Applications E-Government Transport Access Control Banking Multi-Application / Loyalty Patents Banking Three type of cards allow for contactless payment: the credit/debit Cards (issued by banks for debit/credit services), e-purses (reloadable multi-purpose prepaid card issued by banks and dedicated to small payments) and prepaid tokens cards (issued by a service provider and restricted to transactions with service provider and used for small payments used in vending machine, parking, tolls, etc.). Millions of consumers are already paying for purchases using contactless payment systems. American Express (ExpressPay™), MasterCard (PayPass™), Diners, Visa, and Japanese JCB have introduced contactless payment solution based on the ISO/IEC 14443 standard and relying on the existing credit/debit card infrastructure to process contactless payment transactions. Consumers love the convenience and speed of paying with a contactless card. They do not need to carry cash, counting change, or worrying about whether they have enough cash for a purchase. According to Ariana Michele-Moore of the U.S.-based research firm Celent Communications, three market segments are particularly ripe for the introduction of contactless payment: fast food restaurants, movie theaters, and video stores. These segments generated 160 billion in sales in the United States in 2002, of which almost 95% were cash sales. According to Michele-Moore, by 2007 contactless devices will account for 8% of the market represented by these three segments. According to the Smart Card Alliance , the current contactless payment pilot programs are demonstrating that payments using contactless smart cards brings real benefits to both consumers and merchants The consumer benefits are: Faster check-out times Easier to use: no signature necessary, no PIN to remember, no need to carry or check for correct change Choice of form factors (card, key chain attachment, mobile phone, etc.) More purchasing ability and no limitation of available cash Possibility to pay for low-value transactions using a credit card, and consequently, to track for low-value transactions Improved security: the card remain in the consumer’ control throughout the transaction, so the card information are not disclosed to the retailer The merchant benefits are: Faster throughput, speeding consumers through the checkout process Increased revenue from increased consumer spending Improved operational efficiency--less cash handling and reduced pilferage, fewer personnel on site, improved payment terminal reliability Increased customer satisfaction--more efficient purchases Improved information about customers Potential to co-brand payment devices Opportunities for competitive differentiation Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",16);arrFiles[2]=new Array(3,"applications-egov.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Reader/Writers Applications E-Government Transport Access Control Banking Multi-Application / Loyalty Patents E-Government Contactless technology is seen as key to securing visas and passports in countries around the globe. According to Andy Wiliams, contributing editor for SecureID News , “a focus on securing borders is leading countries to review their official government-issued documents. Simple paper documents—the passports of old—are simply no longer adequate in this modern, post 9-11 world. This is giving rise to the inclusion of advanced identification technologies, including biometrics, PKI, and contactless chips.” E-Government applications for the contactless smart cards are strategic for the many countries that have adopted them: Electronic identity cards and driver’s licenses National health cards Passports (with or without biometrics) Certified digital signatures Entitlement cards for public service beneficiaries Access control for public service employees And the contactless smart cards benefits for e-government are tremendous: Secure, portable, user-friendly Better public services Secured identification and users’ authentication (with digital photography and biometrics capabilities) Fraud reduction Streamlining of business processes Reduction of administration cost Here are some examples of contactless smart card programs: USA biometric passport: The Enhanced Border Security and Visa Entry Reform Act (EBSA) established October 26, 2004 (extended to Nov. 30, 2006) as the deadline for Visa Waiver Program (VWP) countries to begin issuing machine-readable passports with biometric identifiers (as defined by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). Chinese Identification Card (2004): Largest single contactless application, with 1.2 billion Chinese citizens receiving a contactless ID by 2008 (Olympic Games in Beijing) Malaysia GPMC MyKad card: 2M contactless smart cards for ID , passport, driver’s license, and health card with fingerprint biometric data control France: Dual interface national ID will integrate by 2006 government and business services, transactions online through digital certificates, as well as SESAM Vitale, the largest smart-card-based health application worldwide (60M cards) Belgium BelPIC National ID card (2003): First European national roll out of ID smart cards: 10M to be delivered India SCOSTA Driving License (Interoperability across 27 Indian provinces) Japanese driving license European Tachograph digital ID for truck drivers Israel’s biometric passport ID for Palestinian Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",17);arrFiles[3]=new Array(4,"applications-loyalty.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Reader/Writers Applications E-Government Transport Access Control Banking Multi-Application / Loyalty Patents Multi-Application / Loyalty Many loyalty and multi-application programs have been designed around the contactless smart cards. Single smart cards are being used by several entities for different purposes, i.e. a city issues a smart card and several entities use the medium to propose various services. This have the advantage of decreasing the number of cards by combining multiple applications on a single contactless smart card. Here are some examples of multi-applications and loyalty programs using contactless smart cards: NFL football stadiums’ contactless payments: The PowerPay \'s contactless tag is accepted already in 3 stadiums (Seattle, Detroit and Philadelphia). The program is designed to make it easier for football fans to return to the game quicker. Consumers, using the cashless PowerPay card, can complete a transaction at the concession stand in as little as three seconds by waving the tag in front of a PowerPay reader. That means they miss less of the football action! The Seoul and Hong Kong transport cards and Malaysia GPMC MyKad National ID card are used for payment applications A contactless chips included in cellular phones have transport applications or e-purse payments in Japan (NTT DoCoMo) and Korea (2M expected in 2004) INAPAM (Mexico Mexican National Institute on Aging) is offering to 3 million senior citizens multiple benefits and discounts through a contactless smart card. Other Applications includes the French CQV Everyday City Cards, the Arizona State University student cards, and more. Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",13);arrFiles[4]=new Array(5,"applications-transport.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Reader/Writers Applications E-Government Transport Access Control Banking Multi-Application / Loyalty Patents Transport Public transport is the first significant application of contactless smart card. Major transit fare payment systems are moving toward contactless cards. In 2003, transport projects gather almost 70 million contactless and dual interface cards, mostly in Asia. Here are the numerous benefits of the contactless smart carts for the transportation industry: Transaction speed: 150 milliseconds, significantly faster than magnetic tickets: It accelerates the access to platforms and vehicles Fraud protection: The maximum technological security reduces fraud (magnetic stripe easily duplicated Reliability of terminals: no mechanical parts means reduced investment and maintenance costs and higher resistance to environment, i.e. vibration, dust, etc. Unlimited capabilities and new service opportunities: Management of complex rules for fares and schedules allows for multi-applications: loyalty programs, targeted marketing and sales, e-purse for partnership with non-transit operators User friendly: No card introduction or card orientation, the card can even remain in the wallet There are currently multiple examples of successful contactless smart card implementations for the transportation industry: Hong Kong Octopus: Oldest contactless transit card (1998). More than 9M cards in 2003 providing access to city metro, bus lines, tramway, commuter rail, but also widely used by retailers and for public telephones Seoul, Korea: World \'s largest contactless ticketing installation with over 15M cards and well over 50,000 reader terminals in use for bus, underground, parking, taxi and other loyalty applications Europe: Paris area’s Navigo card, Lisbon’s Otlis Card, Capri’s transit card, London’s Oyster Card, Dutch Trans Link, German VDV, English ITSO, Swiss EasyTicket, Danish Travel Card, city of Oslo public transportation card… United States: Washington SmarTrip, San Francisco Bay Area TransLink, Atanta’s MARTA… Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",14);arrFiles[5]=new Array(6,"assembly-embedder.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Pick & Place Embedder Welder Pick & Place Video Embedder Video Welder Video Reader/Writers Applications Patents Wire Embedder Tandis produces the world’s fastest wire embedding head. Tandis patented ultrasonic embedding has been successfully used in smart card lines since 1998. The Tandis wire embedder eliminates the problem of wire breakage with zero tension wire feeding technology. It can produce any antenna shape and can handle wire from 0.08 mm to 0.15 mm. An LCD user interface is built into the head. More information on Tandis’ wire embedder Tandis TS-1600’s wire embedding solution Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",14);arrFiles[6]=new Array(7,"assembly-pick.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Pick & Place Embedder Welder Pick & Place Video Embedder Video Welder Video Reader/Writers Applications Patents Punch, Pick & Place The Tandis’ punch system removes three chips at a time and presents them to the pick and place hands. A laser sensor inspects the chips and the pick and place hand discards manufacturer rejects. The punch is designed for a very large variety of chips. A micro-stepping motor advances chips. The process includes automatic take-up reels and is fast enough to be shared between two pick and place work stations. Tandis’ pick and place head inspects, glues, and inserts each chip with remarkable speed and accuracy. The heads pick up three chips at a time, which greatly increases chip-depositing speed and reduces total robot travel distance. Chip inspection is performed on the fly to increase product quality without increasing production time. Here are the main features of the Tandis’ pick and place: Mounted Adept COBRA 800 robots I/O board mounted on the head to reduce wiring Valves and vacuum generators mounted on the head Precision glue pump mounted on the head Disposable glue path 0.02 mm robot repeatability Chip height measured after placement More information on Tandis’ punch, pick and place Tandis TS-1600’s punch, pick on place solution Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",15);arrFiles[7]=new Array(8,"assembly-welder.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Pick & Place Embedder Welder Pick & Place Video Embedder Video Welder Video Reader/Writers Applications Patents Micro Welder The Tandis’ micro welder attaches the antenna to the chip. It consistently provides high quality welds by ensuring good contact between the thermode and the antenna wire throughout the welding process. This unique and patented process is far more reliable than the soldering solutions offered by second-tier manufacturers. Tandis’s redesigned welder is based on the successful Tandis’ embedded head. It uses a voice coil to precisely control the thermode position. Built in cooling controls allow for shorter time between welds and longer thermode life. Other features include: LCD user interface built into head Thermode force or position controllable I/O built into head to reduce wiring Lights to illuminate weld area built into head Contactless reader/writer built in head for card testing after weld Rejected cards marked with a stamp Camera mounted next to head High quality ring light used for camera illumination Temperature feedback More information on Tandis’ micro welder Tandis TS-1600’s micro welding solution Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",16);arrFiles[8]=new Array(9,"contact.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contact Us We enjoy hearing from you, and hope you find the contact information you need on this page. If you have a question or comment that is not related to an area listed below, please email us at info@tandis.com Corporate Headquarters Tandis , Inc 26932 Vista Terrace Lake Forest, CA 92630 Tel: (949) 830-0156 Fax: (949) 830-0158 E-mail: info@tandis.com Business Development Contact our Partners department by phone at (949) 830-0156 or by email at partners@tandis.com Technical Support For technical assistance, please contact your regional sales and support office or email at suppor@tandis.com Feedback We welcome your feedback and suggestions on our services: Feel free to send your comments, praise, problem reports, or complaints at feedback@tandis.com Privacy if you have specific privacy concerns pertaining to our website, send us an email at privacy@tandis.com Recruiting If one of our employment opportunities fits your experience, we invite you to submit your resume by email at jobs@tandis.com Media Relations For press questions and content or high-resolution graphic file requests, please email press@tandis.com Website-Related Issues If you have comments regarding the content, organization, navigation, or performance of our site we welcome and value your input. Email us at webmaster@tandis.com . Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",12);arrFiles[9]=new Array(10,"customers.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Customers Chinese Government, Ministry of Public Safety Beijing, China Aerospace Golden Card Co. Ltd. Beijing, China Shandong Huaguan Smart Card Co. Ltd. Shandong, China Other Automation Solutions: Automation solution for barcode scanner manufacturing Micro welders for automotive airbag devices Automation solution for medical device manufacturing Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",12);arrFiles[10]=new Array(11,"engineering.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Custom Engineering You can depend on Tandis engineering design expertise. With Tandis as your partner, you have a nearby team to assist you in creating product prototypes of custom designed pick and place robots, micro welders, wire embedders, metal sheet folders, contactless smart card readers/writers and any other automation solutions. . We are known for going beyond the call of duty to design and build electronic, electrical and mechanical parts for our customers under strict time constraints. By getting your product to market faster, we keep you a step ahead of the competition. If you do not have your own R&D department, do not worry; we can design your products for you. We can also provide you with prototypes that will help you not only to confirm the product meets your specifications, but to use them as commercial samples to jump start your marketing effort. Tandis \' electronic and mechanical engineers as well as the software specialists in our associated companies will provide you with a seamless design team. With our state of the art design tools, we can complete a design in a matter of weeks and provide prototypes within a few additional days. We know how important speed and satisfaction is for customers, transitioning their products to us. Our goal is to make this period as pleasant and smooth as possible. All professionals working in our engineering department know and take very seriously the transition process for new products to our manufacturing facilities. Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",11);arrFiles[11]=new Array(12,"heatsink.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Heat Sink Technology A heat sink is a physical device, used in electronic circuits, to assist bulk heat dissipation by conduction and convection. On circuit boards, the heat sink assembly usually consists of a flat metal body (in aluminum or copper) protruding up from the board, often bonded to a metal fin structure that reduces the thermal resistance to air. Depending of the size, shape, and material, the heat sink design absorbs and dissipates at various level of performance the excess heat generated by a system. Copper is far more efficient than Aluminum for absorbing the heat. It is also far more expensive. Today’s semiconductors are so fast that it becomes more and more complex to design heat sink that can efficiently absorb and dissipate the heat they generate. Most PC manufacturers have to move from aluminum to copper, which results in significant increase in costs. Tandis has invented and patented a new heat sink technology called “accordion fin.” It consists of folding very thin sheets of aluminum or copper metals in the shape of an accordion fin. The purpose is to maximize the surface area in contact with the air flow. It has also the advantage of minimizing the use of metal, consequently dramatically reducing the cost of the heat sink. Thanks to this new technology, all aluminum and copper heat sinks become more efficient (more surface area to absorb and dissipate the heat) and less expensive (less metal used). The manufacturing of such accordion fin heat sink is easy, fully customizable, and highly automated for any size, shape, and material. The folded fins can be attached to a base of copper or aluminum of varying thickness, to meet your performance and weight requirements. The fins are attached to the base using either a high performance thermal compound or solder. Products applications include PCs, motor controller, automotive heating and air-conditioning. Features Large surface area High air flow Copper or aluminum fins Automated production Fin thickness from 0.006” to 0.18” Special designed for the Intel P socket 478 Variable height, width, and length for custom applications Heat Sink Performance (*) dfd Number of Fins Fin Thickness (mm) Base Thickness (mm) Thermal Interfac (**) Weight (g) C/W (°C/W) Tandis Heat Sink Aluminum Fins with Aluminum Base 17 0.46 8.0 Artic Alumina 221 0.289 Aluminum Fins with Copper Base 17 0.26 6.0 Artic Alumina 317 0.262 Copper Fins with Copper Base 22 0.20 6.0 Artic Alumina 387 0.254 Copper Fins with Copper Base 22 0.20 6.0 Solder 388 0.230 Other Heat Sinks Cooler master Aluminum Extrusion D14-7H53D 25 0.90 7.0 N/A 242 0.292 AVC with Triangle Base 45 0.20 Variable Solder 364 0.220 (*) All tests conducted with AVC Fan model F7025B12HY (**) Material between heat sink and fins and base The Tandis accordion-fin heat sink technology is a patented technology Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",21);arrFiles[12]=new Array(13,"howtopartner.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter How To Partner If you are a device manufacturer that needs to automate its manufacturing process, if you are providing or looking for solutions for the contactless smart card or heat sink-related industries, please call us now! We are looking for good partners to work with us, represent us, or grow with us. Please contact us at: Business Development Department Tandis, Inc 26932 Vista Terrace Lake Forest, CA 92630 Tel: (949) 830-0156 Fax: (949) 830-0158 E-mail: info@tandis.com Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",10);arrFiles[13]=new Array(14,"index.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Welcome to the most advanced company in the world in the fields of high speed automation, precision mechanics, micro welding, and wire embedding. Nobody in advanced electronics and robotics can pick and place, embed, fold, and weld copper and aluminum components, wires, or sheets with more accuracy than Tandis. Tandis designs custom assembly lines and products used in applications that require precision, speed, quality, and reliability. Our process is ISO 9002. Our customers are government agencies, defense contractors, as well as manufacturers of secured RFID products, automotive components, medical devices, banking and retail solutions, and other intelligent systems. Tandis holds hundreds of patents in the fields of micro welding, wire embedding, metal folding, and other automation solutions. Tandis is the number one manufacturer in the world for contactless smart card assembly lines. Tandis is also the inventor of the most efficient heat sink device for microprocessors. Wire Embedder Mouse over picture to rotate Pick & Place Mouse over picture to rotate Micro Welder Click picture to rotate The Chinese Minister of Public Services (MPS) has selected Tandis’ contactless smart card assembly lines to produce more than 1.2 billion Chinese IDs before the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing . Tandis’ robots are the only qualified equipment to manufacture the RFID inlays included in these highly secured ID cards. With more than 120 work stations for pick and place, wire embedding, and micro welding installed worldwide, Tandis is the leading manufacturer of contactless smart card assembly line in the world. Tandis reinvents the world of heat sink manufacturing with a process that produces the most efficient thermal solution for electronics ever designed: Accordion Fin Heat Sinks will keep tomorrows GHz processors cool! Example of a contactless smart card inlay (or inlet). Applications include e-passports, RFID identifications, contactless payment cards and e-wallets Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",16);arrFiles[14]=new Array(15,"jobs.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Job Openings Tandis , Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer, welcoming diversity in the workplace. We offer a casual atmosphere and a competitive salary and benefits package. If you are interested in a position, please email your resume at info@Tandis .com. Join Us at Tandis In the rapidly changing world of the industries we serve, there is no typical day. At Tandis we offer qualified professionals a challenging and rewarding career opportunity in a friendly and supportive work environment. We are looking for people with the energy and drive necessary to support our rapid growth. Current Open Positions: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Title: Brush & Brushless Motor Controllers Design Engineer Location: Lake Forest, CA Area code: 949 Tax Term: FULL TIME Pay Rate: DOE Length: Full-time Minimum Education: Bachelor in EE. Travel required: none Telecommute: no Position ID: PPS0501 Contact: afsharf@Tandis .com Job Description : Tandis is a leading designer and manufacturer of automation equipment The company is currently looking for an experienced design engineer with a minimum of five years experience in the design and development of PWM brush-type and brushless motor controllers using discrete analog and digital components. The candidate must possess the knowledge of the theory and hands-on experience in closed-loop control systems utilizing micro-processors and be fluent in the related software and firmware. The experience with CAD program and circuit board layout is a plus. This position is a challenging opportunity in a fast-growing company. Tandis offers excellent salary and benefits based on experience and skill levels. Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",11);arrFiles[15]=new Array(16,"jons.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Job Openings Tandis , Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer, welcoming diversity in the workplace. We offer a casual atmosphere and a competitive salary and benefits package. If you are interested in a position, please email your resume at info@Tandis .com. Join Us at Tandis In the rapidly changing world of the industries we serve, there is no typical day. At Tandis we offer qualified professionals a challenging and rewarding career opportunity in a friendly and supportive work environment. We are looking for people with the energy and drive necessary to support our rapid growth. Current Open Positions: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Title: Brush & Brushless Motor Controllers Design Engineer Location: Lake Forest, CA Area code: 949 Tax Term: FULL TIME Pay Rate: DOE Length: Full-time Minimum Education: Bachelor in EE. Travel required: none Telecommute: no Position ID: PPS0501 Contact: afsharf@Tandis .com Job Description : Tandis is a leading designer and manufacturer of automation equipment The company is currently looking for an experienced design engineer with a minimum of five years experience in the design and development of PWM brush-type and brushless motor controllers using discrete analog and digital components. The candidate must possess the knowledge of the theory and hands-on experience in closed-loop control systems utilizing micro-processors and be fluent in the related software and firmware. The experience with CAD program and circuit board layout is a plus. This position is a challenging opportunity in a fast-growing company. Tandis offers excellent salary and benefits based on experience and skill levels. Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",11);arrFiles[16]=new Array(17,"management.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Management Meet our management team: Fred Afshar: Chief Executive Officer Affie Afshar: Chief Financial Officer Marcelo Floresta: VP Operations Oscar Etcheverry : VP Manufacturing Olivier Taupin: Vice President Marketing Bert Azala: Director of Hardware Engineering Headquarters Address: Tandis , Inc 26932 Vista Terrace Lake Forest, CA 92630 Tel: (949) 830-0156 Fax: (949) 830-0158 E-mail: info@Tandis .com Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",10);arrFiles[17]=new Array(18,"news.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter News Center News Release January 2005 – Tandis reports 120 contactless smart card work stations installed in China With more than 120 work stations for pick and place, wire embedding, and micro welding installed worldwide, Tandis is the leading manufacturer of contactless smart card assembly line in the world. July 2004 – Chinese Minister of Public Services (MPS) only trusts Tandis The Chinese Minister of Public Services (MPS) has selected Tandis ’ contactless smart card assembly lines to produce more than 1.2 billion Chinese IDs before the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. Tandis ’ robots are the only qualified equipment to manufacture the RFID inlays included in these highly secured ID cards. January 2004 – Tandis announces revolutionary heat sink Tandis reinvents the world of heat sink manufacturing with a process that produces the most efficient thermal solution for electronics ever designed: Accordion Fin Heat Sinks will keep Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",10);arrFiles[18]=new Array(19,"profile.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Profile Tandis was founded in 1988 and his part of the Fred Afshar Ventures group of companies. Tandis is one of the most advanced companies in the world in the fields of high speed automation, precision mechanics, micro welding, and wire embedding. Nobody in advanced electronics and robotics can pick and place, embed, fold, and weld copper and aluminum components, wires, or sheets with more accuracy than Tandis. Tandis designs custom assembly lines and products used in applications that require precision, speed, quality, and reliability. Our process is ISO 9002. Our customers are government agencies, defense contractors, as well as manufacturers of secured RFID products, automotive components, medical devices, banking and retail solutions, and other intelligent systems. Tandis holds hundreds of patents in the fields of micro welding, wire embedding, metal folding, and other automation solutions. Tandis is the number one manufacturer in the world for contactless smart card assembly lines. Tandis is also the inventor of the most efficient heat sink device for microprocessors. Technologies: Robotics Motors and controllers Power electronics Electronic displays Automation Micro welding Wire embedding Aluminum and copper sheets folding Heat sink Products & Services: Contactless smart card assembly lines Contactless smart card readers/writers engineering and manufacturing Accordion fin heat sink engineering and manufacturing Manufacturing automation engineering and manufacturing Pick and place contract engineering Micro welding-related contract engineering Wire embedding contract engineering Aluminum and copper sheets folding contract engineering Other related contract engineering For more information: Tandis , Inc 26932 Vista Terrace Lake Forest, CA 92630 Tel: (949) 830-0156 Fax: (949) 830-0158 E-mail: partners@Tandis .com Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",15);arrFiles[19]=new Array(20,"references.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter References Tandis designs custom assembly lines and products used in applications that require precision, speed, quality, and reliability. Nobody in advanced electronics and robotics can pick and place, embed, fold, and weld copper and aluminum components, wires, or sheets with more accuracy than Tandis. Our customers say it best! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Coming Soon! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for sending us your testimonials! We truly appreciate your support and will be happy to publish them here, with your authorization. Email us at i nfo@tandis.com Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",10);arrFiles[20]=new Array(21,"rfid-applications.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Reader/Writers Applications E-Government Transport Access Control Banking Multi-Application / Loyalty Patents Applications There are six main applications for contactless smart cards: E-Government: a catalyst for contactless smart cards Transport: first significant application for contactless smart cards Access Control: A very large number of applications Banking: the largest contactless opportunity to come Multi-Application / Loyalty: the “Squaring of the Circle” Each of these applications involves specific constraints on its transactions in terms of speed, size of data exchanged, security, and price constraint: Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",15);arrFiles[21]=new Array(22,"rfid-assembly.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Pick & Place Embedder Welder Pick & Place Video Embedder Video Welder Video Reader/Writers Applications Patents Assembly Lines Initially a Tandis’ contactless smart card assembly lines consisted in three self-contained workcells, representing the three steps of the manufacturing of inlays (or inlets) for contactless smart cards: Punch, pick and place Wire embedding Micro welding These first and second generation assembly lines are still available. They allows for flexibility and growth. The Tandis TS-1600 Assembly Line The new Tandis TS-1600 has abandoned the workcell design for a conveyor-based fully automated production line. The TS-1600 can produce more than 1,600 cards per hour on eight workstations build around a conveyor system. The workstations and conveyor are controlled by a standard PC running Tandis’ custom software. The machine contains two pick and place workstations, four wire embedder workstations, and two welder workstations. There are many localized I/O control modules throughout the machine to decentralize the controls greatly reducing the wiring. The conveyor and frame are built from Bosch components. The conveyor uses anti-static belts, customized pallets, and lift to move the sheets from station to station and position them for operation. The pallets move in a smooth manner with soft stops and cushions to prevent jamming. Each pallet contains a precision polished granite surface on an antistatic Bosch pallet frame. It provides an excellent embedding surface that is non-metallic for testing on pallet and includes integrated vacuum manifold, precision sheet locating pins, and RFID tags. At the beginning of the assembly line a sheet loader takes a blank sheet from the supply drawer and loads it onto a pallet. The drawer has a capacity of four hors of production. The sheet feeder features automatic sensing of the sheet format. The next process consists of lifting the pallet off the conveyor it and positioning it. It accurately locates the pallet every time. It features vacuum ports to interface with the pallet and air cushions for gentle operations. The three following processes are the most important phases of inlay (or inlet) manufacturing: Punch, pick and place Wire embedding Micro welding The process ends with the sheet unloader that takes a finish sheet from the pallet and places it into the product drawer. This conveyor system has three main advantages over the previous workcell design: The conveyor system takes less space The conveyor system allows components to be shared, reducing cost The conveyor system eliminates sheet feeding at every workcell, greatly increasing throughput and dramatically increasing quality yields, by eliminating defects created by handling sheets between work cells. Tandis TS-1600 specifications TS-1600 process Punch, pick and place Wire embedding Micro welding Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",20);arrFiles[22]=new Array(23,"rfid-contactless.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Reader/Writers Applications Patents Contactless Standards There are multiple standards for RFID. The following graph (Source: SINCE Interoperability Group) shows which standards are used in function of the functionality and memory size needed The three main standards for contactless applications are the following: Standard Card Type Range Data Rate ISO 10536 Close coupling 0-1 cm 9600 bps ISO 14443 Proximity coupling 0-10 cm 106 kbps ISO 15693 Vicinity coupling 0-1 m 26 kbps Tandis technology focus exclusively on the ISO 14443 standard, the most widely used contactless standard in the world. Our assembly lines can use any type of ISO 14443 chipset, 14443-A (100% modulation depth - better suited for wired logic) or 14443-B (10% modulation depth - better suited for microcontrollers, allowing for multi-application features and high security level). Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",13);arrFiles[23]=new Array(24,"rfid-formats.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Reader/Writers Applications Patents Card Formats The format or packaging of a RFID solution is not important for interoperability because of the limited form factor interaction between transponder and reader. Here are some examples of RFID packaging: Plastic cards Plastic housing Disks and coins Glass housing Dedicated formats for tools and bottle identification Keys and key fobs Mobile phones and watches The newest and hottest format is called “Smart Label”: they are labels with 13.56 MHz embedded ultra-thin RFID tags (often called inlays or inlets). But of course the ID-1(credit card) format is the dominant form factor used for payment. This is also the most efficient format: The antenna size used in ID-1 cards ensures a better range than other formats. It also can carry multiple standardized interfaces (dual interface chip for both contact and contactless interfaces, magnetic stripes, barcode, and photography) and greatly enables migration from existing applications by offering backward interoperability with legacy systems. Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",12);arrFiles[24]=new Array(25,"rfid-patents.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Reader/Writers Applications Patents Patents In the field of contactless smart card assembly, Tandis, Inc. owns 2 patents in 21 countries and, after the transfer of Ampac patents to Tandis Inc., 6 patents in 3 countries. Patent numbers and cover document will be available soon on our website – Please come back later Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",10);arrFiles[25]=new Array(26,"rfid-reader.htm","2005-03-16","Tandis Incorporated","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Reader/Writers Applications Patents Reader / Writers Tandis has designed compact, easy to install and use, convenient and reliable contactless smart card readers/writers. They are fast and simple to operate, rugged and flexible, and can be integrated into another device (such as a vending machine, access gate, hand-held terminal, etc). Our reader/writer functions with the widest range of contactless smart cards and protocols. They operate by proximity to the card and cause no friction, prolonging the life of the smart card. They have no moving parts, thereby, considerably reducing maintenance and cost of ownership. The contactless functionality means that cards can be presented to the reader/writer in any direction, significantly speeding the transaction and the overall response time. Cards can even stay in the wallet! Tandis contactless smart card reader/writers are state-of the-art and can be used for a board range of commercial and government applications, such as: E-Government: a catalyst for contactless smart cards Transport: first significant application for contactless smart cards Access Control: A very large number of applications Banking: the largest contactless opportunity to come Multi-Application / Loyalty: the “Squaring of the Circle” General Specifications: Read/Write Distance: Reading Range Up to 90mm Communication Speed: Up to 106 kbps Operating Frequency: 13.56 MHz Temperature Range: Operating temp: -20C to 85C Dimensions: According to specifications Power Supply: According to specifications Supported Chips: According to specifications Interface: According to specifications Private label Standard Compliancy: CE, FCC Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Home About Us Solutions Partners News Contact Us Copyright 2005/ Tandis Incrporated",17);arrFiles[26]=new Array(27,"rfid.htm","2005-03-16","RFID Technologies","","","Subscribe To Our Newsletter Contactless Standards Card Formats Assembly Lines Reader/Writers Applications Patents RFID TECHNOLOGIES Tandis is specialized in developing contactless smart cards equipments. Non-contact or contactless smart cards are the high-end of RFID technologies: They include writeable memory or microcontroller processing capability and their chip communicates with the card reader through wireless self-powered induction technology (106-424kbits/s). The contactless smart cards are replacing the old contact smart cards that connect to the reading device through direct physical contact between the chip and the reader. With contactless smart cards, in the other hand, the chip communicates with the reader using RF and does not require physical contact with the card reader. The contactless smart cards have numerous advantages over contact smart cards: They are temper resistant, easier to use, and even more secure. The standards for the contactless protocol for smart cards are ISO/IEC 14443 (type A and B) from the year 2001. There have been proposals for ISO 14443 type C, D, E and F that have yet to be accepted by the ISO standards committee. 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