Identification cards. Thin flexible cards - Magnetic recording technique1 Scope Thin flexible cards (TFCs) are used to automate the controls for access to goods or services such as mass transit, highway toll systems, car parks, vouchers and stored value. For these applications, data can be written and or read by machines using various recording techniques: magnetic stripe, optical character recognition (OCR), bar code, etc. This part of ISO IEC 15457 specifies the magnetic stripe and encoding characteristics of thin

DD IEC/TS 62306 on the test objects for determining temperature elevation is relevant for:

BS 3728 establishes a size designation system that indicates (in a simple

as it dissolves much quicker at lower temperatures

For stray currents from traction systems EN 50122‑2 gives requirements for minimizing their production and for the effects within the railroad

BS 8887-2 is appropriate to all types of manufacture

disposal and dismantling

Microfiche is a card made of transparent film used to store printed information in miniaturized form

BS EN 16603-10-02:2018 includes some technical changes with respect to EN 14725:2003

• understand and choose the appropriate approach to the design and selection of the insulator solution

methods of testing for integrated navigation systems for

BS 4185-13 on counterbored holes dimensions is useful for:

The data are suitable for screening purposes but not for deriving performance data such as lifetime