Method and circuit configuration for debiting a debit card

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit

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36518509, 365201, 365218, 365236, 235492, G11C 700

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055110231

ABSTRACT:
A debit card carries an integrable electronic circuit which is electronically debited. The circuit includes a nonvolatile, electrically erasable and writable memory operated as a multi-stage counter with counter stages. The circuit is provided with a nonvolatile, electrically erasable and writable check memory which has check memory regions associated with respective counter stages of the counter memory. The card is debited in that at least one of the memory cells of a memory is read out with at least two different weighting thresholds, and the counter memory is controlled as a function of the results obtained in that reading. The reading of the carry bit and the associated check bit allow to safely prevent against manipulation and the circuit may be realized at a very low expense.

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