World Customs Organization Harmonized System Committee Classification Rulings Session 29
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Solid-state, non-volatile data storage device (known as a “flash memory card” or “flash electronic storage card”), having a storage capacity of 192 MB, consisting of a printed circuit board onto which are mounted (i) one flash memory (“FLASH E2PROM”) in the form of an integrated circuit, (ii) a microcontroller in the form of an integrated circuit, (iii) a number capacitors and resistors, and (iv) a connecting socket. The dimensions of the device are approximately 43 mm x 36 mm x 4 mm. The various components are mounted by surface mount technology onto the PCB, which is subsequently top and bottom lidded or bonded to a plastic card. The PCB is not produced by thin- or thick-film technology.
Data from an external source, such as navigation and global positioning systems, data collection terminals, portable scanners, medical monitoring appliances, audio recording apparatus, personal communicators (“pagers”), mobile phones and digital cameras, can be stored onto and read from the card once it has been connected to that particular appliance. The data can also be loaded into an automatic data processing machine by using a special adapter. The storage capacities of the cards range from 2 MB to 500 MB. The card only uses power from the appliances to which it is connected and requires no battery.
Solid-state, non-volatile data storage device (known as a “flash memory card” or “flash electronic storage card”), having a storage capacity of 64 MB, consisting of a printed circuit board (PCB) onto which are mounted two flash memories (“FLASH E²PROM”) in the form of integrated circuits, fitted with electrical flat surface contact points. The integrated circuits are attached by epoxy onto the PCB, which is subsequently attached to a plastic frame by gluing. The PCB is not produced by thin- or thick-film technology. The dimensions of the device are approximately 45 mm x 37 mm x 2 mm.
Data from an external source, such as navigation and global positioning systems, data collection terminals, portable scanners, medical monitoring appliances, audio recording apparatus, personal communicators (“pagers”), mobile phones and digital cameras, can be stored onto and read from the card once it has been connected to that particular appliance. The data can also be loaded into an automatic data processing machine by using a special adapter. The storage capacities of the cards range from 2 MB to 500 MB. The card only uses power from the appliances to which it is connected and requires no battery.
Solid-state, non-volatile data storage device (known as a "flash memory card" or "flash electronic storage card"), having a storage capacity of 192 MB, consisting of a printed circuit board onto which are mounted (i) one flash memory ("FLASH E2PROM") in the form of an integrated circuit, (ii) a microcontroller in the form of an integrated circuit, (iii) a number capacitors and resistors, and (iv) a connecting socket. The dimensions of the device are approximately 85 mm x 54 mm x 4 mm.
Data from an external source, such as navigation and global positioning systems, data collection terminals, portable scanners, medical monitoring appliances, audio recording apparatus, personal communicators ("pagers"), mobile phones and digital cameras, can be stored onto and read from the card once it has been connected to that particular appliance. The data can also be loaded into an automatic data processing machine by using a special adapter. The storage capacities of the cards range from 2 MB to 500 MB. The card only uses power from the appliances to which it is connected and requires no battery.
Source : World Customs Organization Harmonized System Committee Classification Rulings Session 29