Semiconductor media: — "Smart cards"
N303172 · 2019-03-20 — The tariff classification of “smart cards” from China
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. The merchandise under consideration is referred to as a “Powercard,” which is an RFID “smart card” used to allow players access to the machines and games at Dave & Busters. The subject “Powercard” is used to store and transmit data. This "smart card" has embedded in it one or more electronic integrated circuits (a microprocessor, random access memory (RAM) or read-only memory (ROM)) in the form of chips. Moreover, this card contains a magnetic stripe and an embedded antenna, but does not contain any other active or passive circuit elements. The…
H263735 · 2015-05-06 — The tariff classification, status and country of origin under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), of an encapsulated RFID chip from Mexico; Article 509; Modification of N263735
This ruling corrects a typo in New York (NY) Ruling N258410, dated Nov. 13, 2014. Because the typo qualifies as a “clerical error” under 19 C.F.R. § 177.12(d)(2)(i), the ruling is not subject to the publication requirements in 19 C.F.R. § 177.12(b) and will not be published in the Customs Bulletin. FACTS: The subject merchandise, which is referred to as the "Transponder Magellan 13.56 RFID," is an encapsulated RFID chip. This RFID chip is composed of a single integrated circuit with memory and an external winded antenna, which will be produced in Thailand, and will also be recorded there with…
H097659 · 2010-08-31 — Classification of Electronic Passport Covers, Module Inlays & Antennae; Application for Further Review of Protest No. 3195-09-100416
The following is our decision regarding the Application for Further Review (“AFR”) of Protest 3195-09-100416, timely filed by counsel on behalf of Gemalto, Inc. (“Protestant”), concerning the classification of certain electronic passport covers, module inlays, and antennae under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”). FACTS: This protest concerns various entries of merchandise described as “electronic passport covers,” “module inlays” and “antennae.” The electronic passport covers are imported in sheets that are approximately 17 x 13 inches in size. Each cover comprises…
N083108 · 2009-12-03 — The tariff classification of a "smart card" from China.
Sample is being returned as requested. The subject merchandise, based on the submitted information and sample, is a type of “smart card” (a semiconductor medium) that encases an integrated chip (IC) with a 1024-bit EEPROM, as well as a copper coil functioning as an antenna. This device is designed to be presented to a host RFID reader, which can simply read a unique ID number or perform an optional SHA-1 (Secure Hash Algorithm) authentication sequence with the device (the “smart card”) in question. It is stated that the subject “smart card” is to be used for building/garage access control,…
N066096 · 2009-06-29 — The tariff classification of an RFID tag from Spain.
Sample is being returned as requested. The subject merchandise, based on the information submitted, is a radio-frequency identification (RFID) tag, which is referred to as the “Glass Encapsulated Transponder.” It consists of a passive microchip (an integrated circuit) and an embedded antenna, with epoxy fill, all of which are encapsulated within a bio-compatible glass shell measuring about 1 mm in width by 11 mm in length. This RFID tag, which does not contain a battery or other active power source, is typically injected subcutaneously into an animal for identification purposes. The…
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