Riddhi Siddhi Computers (RSC), was started in 1996 by Mr Ramesh Pukhraj Jain, with a simple & clear vision to provide the best technology at a reasonable price. RSC situated at Lamington Road (an IT Hub of Mumbai) is one of the oldest successful ...
© 2020 RIDDHI SIDDHI COMPUTERS. All Rights Reserved
Inclusive of all taxes
You Save: 150. Discount: 3%
Product is not available
RSC-MAGNETICCARD
In Stock
POSIFLEX
Country Of Origin : China
Magnetic stripe cards, commonly used for credit cards, IDs, and hotel keys, adhere to specifications outlined in ISO/IEC 7811. These specifications cover physical dimensions, magnetic stripe encoding, and data format. The standard card size is 85.60 × 53.98 mm (3.375 × 2.125 inches). The magnetic stripe itself can be HiCo (High Coercivity) or LoCo (Low Coercivity), and typically encodes three tracks of data.
Key Specifications:
Dimensions: Standard credit card size (85.60 x 53.98 mm or 3.375 x 2.125 inches).
Material: Typically PVC or a PVC-PET blend.
Magnetic Stripe: Contains three tracks for data storage.
Coercivity: Can be HiCo (4000 Oe) or LoCo (300 Oe), with HiCo being more resistant to erasure.
Data Encoding: ISO/IEC 7811 specifies the format for data storage on the three tracks.
Track 1: Alphanumeric characters (7-bit encoding).
Track 2: Numeric characters (5-bit encoding).
Track 3: Numeric characters (5-bit encoding), often used for additional information.
Data Format (ISO/IEC 7811):
Start Sentinel: Marks the beginning of data on a track.
Format Code: Indicates the data format (e.g., format B for credit cards).
Primary Account Number (PAN): The card number (up to 19 digits).
Field Separator: Separates different data fields.
Name: Cardholder's name (up to 26 characters).
Expiration Date: Usually in YYMM format (e.g., 2506 for June 2025).
Service Code: Provides information about the card.
Discretionary Data: May include PIN Verification Value (PVV), Card Verification Value (CVV/CVC), etc.
End Sentinel: Marks the end of data on a track.
Other Considerations:
Track Usage:
Credit cards primarily use Track 1 and Track 2. Track 3 is used for additional information like country or currency codes.
Security:
Magnetic stripe technology is considered less secure than newer technologies like EMV chips, which are increasingly used in payment cards.
Durability:
Magnetic stripes can be susceptible to damage from magnetic fields and wear from repeated swiping.
Magnetic Stripe Cards | Blank Plastic PVC Mag Stripe Cards - IdentiSys
Mag cards, made of PVC or PVC-PET plastic material, are the typical credit card size of 3.375" x 2.125," with a mag stripe on the ...
IdentiSys
Magnetic Stripe Card: Definition, How It Works, vs. Chip Card
27 Jul 2023 — Magnetic stripe cards are usually made of plastic or durable paper and about 2 inches by 3 inches in size. A stripe on ...
Investopedia
MSR Magnetic Stripe Card Reader – Reviews, Photos, Manuals - ZKTeco
Magnetic Stripe Card Reader. Features: card standard ISO7811, AAMVA, CADMV; operation speed 10~150cm/sec; voice and light double i...
zkteco.technology
Show all
MAGNETIC STRIPE CARD READER is a robust electronic device designed for commercial, retail, and warehouse environments. Engineered for efficiency and accuracy, it offers consistent performance and easy integration.