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1.1 | 1 | = Introduction — CQM Scopes and Subscopes = |
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| 3 | CQM requirements apply to a range of CQM Products and Components (subsequently referred to as "products"), such as IC Cards ("ICC") or IC Modules ("ICM"). | ||
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| 5 | Each set of CQM requirements applicable to a specific CQM product or component is considered a CQM Scope. | ||
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| 7 | Within a CQM Scope, a range of CQM Subscopes are defined. | ||
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| 9 | CQM Subscopes can be of a technical nature, for example: | ||
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| 11 | * Inlays only containing a wire embedded antenna | ||
| 12 | * Inlays containing an antenna and an IC | ||
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| 14 | CQM Subscopes can relate to different phases in the lifecycle of a product, for example: | ||
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| 16 | * Development | ||
| 17 | * Qualification | ||
| 18 | * Production | ||
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| 20 | CQM Subscopes can relate to different roles in the supply change, for example: | ||
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| 22 | * Vendor of an IC, responsible for development, qualification, and production of the IC | ||
| 23 | * Subcontractor to IC Vendor, providing only testing services | ||
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| 25 | The following pages define the different CQM Scopes and Subscopes: |