Abstract: The invention relates to an integrated circuit card element, comprising a support (1) on which an electrical circuit (2) is produced, an integrated circuit (5) being connected thereto and having an active flip-chip mounted surface (7), said integrated circuit (5) being fixed to the support by a sealing product (6) that is arranged between the active surface of the integrated circuit and the support. The inventive element comprises a reinforcement segment (8) which is fixed on an inactive surface (9) of the integrated circuit opposite the active surface (7).
Abstract: The invention concerns a method for dynamically allocating memory workspace of an onboard system to a data structure identified by an identification number (ID_Ak) and the corresponding onboard system. The storage area of the onboard system being subdivided into elementary memory blocks (BL1), the method is implemented on the basis of an allocation instruction and an erasure instruction. To allocate (A) an elementary memory block, the method consists in assigning an identification number (ID-Ak) to the block concerned. To erase (E) an elementary storage block, the method consists in assigning an arbitrary value (AAAA) different from any identification number. The system is applicable to onboard systems, such as multi-application microprocessor cards.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
December 20, 2001
Date of Patent:
April 4, 2006
Assignee:
CP8 Technologies
Inventors:
Nicolas Fougeroux, Patrice Hameau, Olivier Landier