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- WO1998029815A1 WO1998029815A1 PCT/JP1997/004692 JP9704692W WO9829815A1 WO 1998029815 A1 WO1998029815 A1 WO 1998029815A1 JP 9704692 W JP9704692 W JP 9704692W WO 9829815 A1 WO9829815 A1 WO 9829815A1
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- the present invention relates to an IC card, and more particularly to an IC card capable of recovering data when a data communication state is abnormal.
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- FIG. 10 is a diagram schematically showing a basic configuration of a conventional IC card 300.
- the conventional IC card 300 shown here is a non-contact IC card of a signal superposition type, and uses one or two or more frequency signals received from an interrogator (not shown) to generate power. Supply and transmission and reception of information.
- the conventional IC card 300 in FIG. 10 is an example of an IC card using one frequency, and includes a tuning circuit 15, a rectifier circuit 16, an amplification / demodulation circuit 17, a modulation / amplification circuit 18, And S ⁇ , ⁇ ⁇ S conversion circuit 19.
- the tuning circuit 15 includes a coil L functioning as an antenna and a capacitor C.
- the rectifier circuit 16 rectifies the signal received by the tuning circuit 15 to generate electric power, and supplies the electric power to each part of the IC card 300.
- the amplification / demodulation circuit 17 amplifies and demodulates the information Q received from the tuning circuit 15 from the interrogator.
- the signal output from the amplification / demodulation circuit 17 is SP-converted by the SPZPS conversion circuit 19.
- conventional IC card 300 further includes a main control circuit 11 and a memory 10.
- Main control circuit 1 1 is 3? 3
- the signal output from the conversion circuit 19 is processed.
- the data to be held output from the main control circuit 11 is stored (held) in a data holding memory 10.
- the main control circuit 11 is specified according to the content of the information Q received from the interrogator. Data is read from the area of the memory 10 and the response information A is generated based on the data. The reply information A is PS-converted by the SPZPS conversion circuit 19, processed by the modulation amplification circuit 18, and transmitted from the antenna L to the interrogator.
- the IC card 300 receives the modulated signal (information Q) of the carrier of the frequency f0 from the interrogator in the period T1, and receives the unmodulated wave of the carrier of the frequency f0 in the period T2. During this period T2, the response information A from the IC card 300 is transmitted to the interrogator via radio waves.
- the present invention provides an IC card capable of restoring the contents of the memory normally and performing the data communication process normally even if the previous data reception was not performed normally. Aim. Disclosure of the invention
- An IC card is an IC card for performing data communication in response to externally received data, comprising: a first storage circuit for writing externally received data; and a first storage circuit.
- a judgment circuit for judging a write state of data received from outside to the first memory circuit, and a second memory circuit for saving data of the first memory circuit, wherein the judgment circuit judges that the data write state is normal
- the data already existing in the predetermined area is saved to the second storage circuit, and the judgment circuit If it is determined that the data write state is abnormal, the data is stored in the second memory circuit between the time when the IC card is newly activated and the time when the access to the first memory circuit is started.
- a predetermined The data of the frequency to recover one or more times.
- a main advantage of the present invention is that a data holding memory for storing data used for data communication and a data protection memory for saving the storage contents of the memory are provided.
- a judgment circuit for judging the write state of the data holding memory the contents of the data holding memory can be restored even if a write error occurs, and as a result, normal data communication can be performed. It is possible.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a main part of an IC card 100 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart for explaining data holding and data recovery operations in the IC card 100 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart for explaining data holding and data recovery operations in the IC card 100 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a configuration of a main part of an IC card 200 according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart for explaining data holding and data restoring operations in the IC card 200 according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart for explaining data holding and data recovery operations in IC card 200 according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart for explaining data holding and data recovery operations in IC card 200 according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention. '
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart for explaining data holding and data recovery operations in IC card 200 according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart for illustrating data holding and data recovery operations in IC card 200 according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram schematically showing a configuration of a conventional IC card 300. As shown in FIG. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- the first embodiment of the present invention relates to an IC card for storing data and a data protection memory for saving normal data written in the data storage memory. It has a memory and a judgment circuit for judging the state of data reception. Even if an error occurs during the previous data writing, the data of the memory for data protection saved in advance is used. As a result, the contents of the write area of the data holding memory can be quickly restored, and the subsequent data communication processing can be performed normally.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a main part of an IC card 100 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- the IC card to which the present invention is applied may be a contact-type IC card or a non-contact-type IC card.
- the difference between the IC card 100 shown in FIG. 1 and the conventional IC card 300 is that the memory 10 is replaced with a nonvolatile memory 2 for data retention (hereinafter referred to as a memory 2 for data retention). And a data protection nonvolatile memory 3 (hereinafter, referred to as a data protection memory 3), and an abnormality determination circuit 1 for determining whether the data write state is normal or abnormal based on the power supply state. .
- the register 4 receives the data DA to be held received in the current data communication from the main control circuit 11 shown in FIG. Register 4 may be configured with SRAM.
- the data write buffer 5 is a circuit for writing the data of the register 4 to the data holding memory 2.
- the address decoder 6 is a circuit that specifies a target area of the data holding memory 2 in a data read / write operation of the data holding memory 2.
- the data holding memory 2 receives the data to be held from the register 4 and stores it.
- the data DA to be held and received in one data communication is stored in one of the areas B1, B2,..., BN.
- the IC card 100 performs data communication processing based on the data stored in the data holding memory 2.
- the data protection memory 3 is a memory for saving data stored in the data holding memory 2. It is assumed that the data protection memory 3 has a capacity capable of storing the data DA received in one data communication (the capacity of each of the areas Bl, B2,..., Or BN or more).
- the abnormality determination circuit 1 determines the data write state based on the power supply state.
- the abnormality determination circuit 1 records and outputs the data write state in the state determination flag FLG.
- the value of the state determination flag FLG is updated according to the data processing state. If a power failure occurs during the writing of the data DA to be stored in the data retention memory 2, regardless of the subsequent processing, the status determination flag FLG retains the value at the time when the power failure occurred. Retain (data reception error).
- the state determination flag FLG is initialized when no power failure occurs and the data DA to be stored in the data storage memory 2 is stored (data reception normal). The value of the status determination flag FLG is held until the next data communication process. Next, the operation of the IC card 100 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention will be described.
- the IC card 100 performs the following processing.
- a new data communication process is started, the IC card 100 waits until the process of writing the newly received data DA to be held into the data holding memory 2 (data holding process) is started.
- the IC card 100 performs the following processing.
- the IC card 100 is used for holding data using the data saved in the data protection memory 3 before the access to the data holding memory 2 is started after the newly activated IC card 100 is started.
- data recovery process ends Then, the data communication processing described above is started to perform data protection and retention processing.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 are an example of a flowchart for explaining operations relating to data retention and recovery of the IC card 100 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- the state determination flag FLG takes a value of 0 or 1, and is initialized to 0 when data reception is normally performed.
- step S1 the IC card is activated.
- the state determination flag FLG indicates 0
- the data protection and holding processing of steps S3 to S5 is performed.
- the IC card 100 stores the data in the data holding memory 2 during the processing of steps S3 to S5 and during a period other than a period in which writing to the data holding memory 2 is performed. Data communication is performed using data.
- step S3 the data DA to be held in the register 4 is input. Then, the data in the area B1 of the data holding memory 2 to which the data DA is to be written is read and saved in the data protection memory 3 (writing). In step S4, the state determination flag FLG is set to 1 (a state in which the data in the area B1 of the data holding memory 2 is saved in the data protection memory 3).
- step S5 the data DA to be held written in the register 4 is written to the area B1 of the data holding memory 2.
- step S7 the data saved in the data protection memory 3 is read out and written into the area B1 of the data holding memory 2. As a result, the data causing the abnormal operation is discarded, and the normal data is written (recovered) to the data holding memory 2.
- the data holding memory 2 and the data protection memory 3 may be non-volatile (for example, flash memory).
- state determination flag FLG may be configured by a nonvolatile memory.
- the IC card 100 can recover normal data even if an error occurs in data writing due to a power supply error, the IC card 100 Regardless of whether the is normal or abnormal, the next data communication process can be performed normally.
- the second embodiment of the present invention is directed to a data holding memory 7 for dividing and storing data to be held received in one data communication in an IC card, and waiting for a plurality of divided data in the IC card.
- a memory 8 for data protection that can be operated and an abnormality determination circuit 1 are provided.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a configuration of a main part of an IC card 200 according to the second embodiment of the present invention, and the same components as those of the IC card 100 shown in FIG. And the description thereof is omitted.
- data holding memory 7 receives a plurality of divided data to be held (DA1, DA2, ⁇ ) in one data communication.
- the data holding memory 7 is composed of areas B11, B12,...
- the data DA1, DA2,... To be held are written in the areas.
- the IC card 200 performs data communication processing based on the data stored in the data holding memory 7.
- the data protection memory 8 stores data stored in a plurality of areas of the data holding memory 7 (a plurality of areas among the areas B11, B12,..., B1N,). This is a memory for evacuation.
- the data protection memory 8 includes areas C1 to CM, and each of the areas C1 to CM has a capacity equal to or greater than each area B11 of the data holding memory 7. Shall be.
- the abnormality determination circuit 1 records and outputs the data processing state to the state determination flag FLG as described in the first embodiment.
- the status determination flag FLG retains the value at the time when the error occurred, and this value is stored until the next data communication process.
- the IC force 200 restores the contents of the data holding memory 7 using the saved data of the data protection memory 8 according to the value of the state determination FLG.
- FIG. 5 to FIG. 9 are examples of flowcharts for explaining operations relating to data retention and recovery of the IC card 200 according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- the data holding memory 7 receives three data DA1 to DA3 by being divided in one data communication, and the data protection memory 8 includes three areas (area C1). To C 3).
- the status determination flag FLG takes a value of 0, 1, 2, or 3, and data reception is normal (no power failure occurred during the previous data reception, and data In the case where the data DA 1 to DA 3 to be held are stored in the holding memory 7), it is initialized to 0.
- step S10 the IC card is activated.
- step S1 2 Perform data protection and retention processing in step S20.
- the data holding memory can be used even during the processing of steps S12 to S20.
- Data can be read from the data holding memory 7 during periods other than the period in which data is written to the memory 7.
- step S12 data DA1 to be held in register 4 is input. Then, the data in the area Bl 1 of the data holding memory 7 is read out and saved (written) in the area C 1 of the data protection memory 8.
- step S13 the status determination flag FLG is set to 1 (a state in which the data in the area B11 of the data holding memory 7 is saved in the area C1 of the data protection memory 8).
- step S14 the data DA1 to be retained written to the register 4 is written to the area B11 of the data retention memory 7, and the data of the area B12 of the data retention memory 7 is protected. Save to area C2 of memory 8
- step S15 the status determination flag FLG is set to 2 (a state in which the data in the area B12 of the data holding memory 7 is saved in the area C2 of the data protection memory 8).
- step S16 data DA2 (data to be newly held) to be held in the register 4 is input.
- step S17 the data DA2 written to the register 4 is written to the area B1 2 of the data holding memory 7, and the data of the area B1 3 of the data holding memory 7 is written to the data protecting memory 8 To area C3.
- step S18 the status determination flag FLG is set to 3 (the data in the area B13 of the data holding memory 7 is saved in the area C3 of the data protection memory 8).
- step S19 data DA3 (data to be newly held) to be held in the register 4 is input.
- step S20 the data DA3 written in the register 4 is written in the area B13 of the data holding memory 7.
- step S22 the data recovery processing in step S22, S23, or S24 is performed. This process is performed after the activation of the IC force 200 and before the access to the data holding memory 7 is started. If the state determination flag FLG is 1 (the data in the area B11 of the data holding memory 7 is saved in C1 of the data protection memory 8), the process proceeds to step S22. In step S22, the data saved in the area C1 of the data protection memory 8 is written (recovered) to the area B11 of the data holding memory 7.
- the status determination flag FLG is 2. (Each of C1 and C2 of the data protection memory 8 saves the data in the areas B11 and B12 of the data retention memory 7, respectively. If so, proceed to step S23. In step S23, the data saved in each of the areas C1 and C2 of the data protection memory 8 is written to each of the areas B11 and B12 of the data holding memory 7.
- the data to be written to the data protection memory 8 only needs to have a one-to-one correspondence with the content stored in the data holding memory 7, for example, data obtained by inverting the data of the data holding memory 7. It may be.
- the data holding memory 7 and the data protection memory 8 may be non-volatile (for example, flash memory).
- the status determination flag FIG may be configured by a nonvolatile memory.
- the IC card 200 can recover the normal data even if an error occurs in the data writing due to a power supply error. Regardless of normal / abnormal, the next data communication process can be performed normally.
- an abnormality determination circuit by providing an abnormality determination circuit, a memory for holding data, and a memory for saving data, it is possible to provide a method in the event that a data error occurs for some reason during data communication. Even if the data is saved in the data save memory in advance, the contents of the data save memory can be quickly restored by using the data saved in advance, and the previous data reception was normal. Regardless, the next data communication process can be performed normally.
- the reliability of the communication of the Ic card can be remarkably improved.
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