NFC ID-1 ISO/IEC 7810 Bank cards, Credit cards

The ID-1 format (ID stands for identification), first standardized in 1985, was defined as 85.60 mm (+0.05 mm/-0.06 mm) × 53.98 mm (+0.12 mm/-0.13 mm). The thickness of the ID-1 format is defined as 0.76 mm (±0.08 mm).[1] Areas of application include bank cards, credit cards, debit cards, driving licenses and ID cards. The basis is a card with an inch dimension of 2 1⁄8″ by 3 3⁄8″ and 1⁄32″ thickness and rounded corners with a radius of 1⁄8″ = 3.175 mm.

Additional defined properties are:

• ISO/IEC 7813 defines additional features for plastic bank cards in ID-1 format, e.g. a thickness of 0.76 mm and rounded corners with a radius of 3.18 mm.
  ISO/IEC 7811 defines traditional techniques for storing data on ID-1 format cards, i.e. embossing and various methods of magnetic data storage.
  ISO/IEC 7816 defines ID-1 identity cards with contactless chips (smart cards) and contact chips for power, clock, reset and serial data signals.
  ISO/IEC 14443 defines identity cards with a contactless chip and magnetic loop antenna with a frequency of 13.56 MHz (RFID). Newer standards of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) for machine-readable travel documents define a cryptographically signed file format and authentication protocol for storing biometric data (images of the face, fingerprints and iris) on ISO/IEC 14443 cards.

Nozzle 0.4

Layer 0.1

There is a 25.5 mm diameter recess with a height of 1 mm, so that an NFC tag with a diameter of 25 mm can be installed between layers 0.3 - 0.4 mm. A pause must therefore be made during slicing to glue in the NFC tag.

Material ABS / PETG / PLA or whatever

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