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That would not be a good idea, since when the card is out, there would be a distinct possibility that the pins from the top and the bottom connectors would come together, causing a short if the smart card chip were centered, (symmetrical positioning) as all I have seen do.  If the positioning of the chip was offset (asymmetrical positioning), then it would work OK!  

-----Original Message-----
From:   Thomas Martin [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
Sent:   Friday, June 18, 1999 4:29 PM
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Subject:        [TN] Smart Card Connector, double-sided contacts

Greetings,

 Our components procurer just asked if I knew of a source
for a Smart Card connector that had contacts on both sides
so the card could still be read when inserted "upside down."
Has anybody used such a connector and can you tell me
how to get information on it?

 Thanks,

Tom

Thomas G. Martin
Sr. PCB Designer
ASE Technologies USA
http://www.ase-tech-usa.com/


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