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"Automatic Identification Technology CD Based Training"This CD based training is all about RFID (radio frequency identification technology), including Bar Code RFID. First you learn about barcode readers and automatic identification technology in general and move on to the most detailed yet simple CD based training about RFID ever offered. Great for engineering training and supply chain training, also for your supply chain management RFID training.
If you simply want to learn as much as possible about RFID without all the complicated math equations and scientific jargon. Great for supply chain management RFID training.
If you want to learn at your own pace. A great automatic identification technology overview.
If you forget something or want to just have a refresher training, and be able to do it again and again. This CD makes a great engineering training refresher.
NEW Online Course version too!75% off the CD version, by taking the on-line course! See New RFID On-Line Course www.BarCode_RFID.htm
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You learn ALL aspects of RFID technology including comparison of RFID - Bar Code, the underlying physics behind RFID, practical RFID systems that you would encounter in the real world, like when used for supply chain management. There are also training modules for RFID Middleware, RFID Standards, RFID Security and Privacy issues too. (See complete table of contents below)
The CD based training has detailed explanations consisting of text, photos, graphics and dozens and dozens of animations. No network connection or activations needed , just place it in your PC's CD drive and start learning all about RFID. A self assessment test with scoring, enables you to judge your own grasp of RFID & Bar Code.
Note: Others charge about $350 for EACH module for online - onetime training, our CD gives you all 6 modules for one low price on 1 CD so you can keep using it as much as you like for no additional charge. A typical 2 day RFID seminar would cost you $1400 plus travel cost, so our RFID CD is a less expensive training solution.
"Experience the world's first CD based training about RFID Bar Code , which makes it very easy for you to understand all about RFID technology in the comfort of your home or office."
Pricing is for the Single User Version ONLY! Please contact us for Workstation and Network versions and special pricing.
Or See Workstation, Network, LMS, SCORM, AICC on our site
Table of Contents
BASIC CONCEPTS
- Introduction to RFID
- A modern history of RFID
- An Attractive technology
- Automatic Identification
- Bar Codes-1
- Bar Codes-2
- Bar Codes-3
- Matrix Bar Code
- Use of Automatic Identification
- What does a bar code reveal?
- Do bar codes follow any standards?
- How is a UPC bar Code made up?
- What is a tag?
- Active, Passive & Semi-Passive Tags
- More RFID tags
- What does an RFID reader read?
- How is an RFID tag different from a bar code?-1
- How is an RFID tag different from a bar code?-2
- How is an RFID tag different from a bar code?-3
- RFID systems
- Some Advantages of RFID over bar codes
- Bar Code reader for a moving conveyor
- RFID reader for a moving conveyor
- Anti Counterfeiting-1
- Anti Counterfeiting-2
- Further advantages
- Disadvantages of RFID
- Summary of Basic Concepts
RFID PHYSICS
- RFID Physics- Module Outline
- What are Waves?
- Development of a wave-1
- Development of a wave-2
- Parts of a wave
- Electricity & Magnetism
- A practical experiment
- Amperes law & Biot Savart's Law
- Maxwell's findings
- Electromagnetic Waves
- The Electromagnetic Spectrum
- An electromagnetic wave
- A transformer
- Basic Radio Communication
- A radio communication system-1
- A radio communication system-2
- Antennas
- Half wave dipole
- Magnetic & Electric fields around antennas
- Near field & Far field
- What is Resonance?
- A basic radio tuner
- How does a Radio receiver work?
- Modulation
- Frequency Modulation
- Digital Modulation
- An example of Digital modulation
- Amplitude Shift Keying
- Frequency Shift Keying
- Data transmission by radio
RFID SYSTEMS
- RFID Physics- Module Outline
- What are Waves?
- Development of a wave-1
- Development of a wave-2
- Parts of a wave
- Electricity & Magnetism
- A practical experiment
- Amperes law & Biot Savart's Law
- Maxwell's findings
- Electromagnetic Waves
- The Electromagnetic Spectrum
- An electromagnetic wave
- A transformer
- Basic Radio Communication
- A radio communication system-1
- A radio communication system-2
- Antennas
- Half wave dipole
- Magnetic & Electric fields around antennas
- Near field & Far field
- What is Resonance?
- A basic radio tuner
- How does a Radio receiver work?
- Modulation
- Frequency Modulation
- Digital Modulation
- An example of Digital modulation
- Amplitude Shift Keying
- Frequency Shift Keying
- Data transmission by radio
MIDDLEWARE AND STANDARDS
- What is Middleware?
- Need for Middleware-1
- Need for Middleware-2
- Need for Middleware-3
- Functions of Middleware
- What is a Savant?
- Middleware Architecture-1
- Middleware Architecture-2
- EPCglobal
- Electronic Product Code
- What is EPCIS?
- Object Naming Service
- What is an EPC tag?
- How will the system work?
- Summary
- Standards in RFID
- The Air Interface Protocol
- Standards in RFID
- Standards laid by ISO
- Summary
RFID APPLICATIONS
- RFID applications
- Pharma Supply Chain-1
- Pharma Supply Chain-2
- Container tracking in a yard-1
- Container tracking in a yard-2
- Hospital patient identification & tracking-1
- Hospital patient identification & tracking-2
- Airline baggage handling-1
- Airline baggage handling-2
- Airline baggage handling-3
- Summary of Applications
RFID SECURITY & PRIVACY
- Security Issues in RFID-1
- Security Issues in RFID-2
- Security Issues in RFID-3
- Security Issues in RFID-4
- Eavesdropping
- Summary of RFID Security
- Privacy Issues in RFID
- Example of Privacy invasion
- Privacy protection
- Use of a blocker tag
- Blocker tag disadvantages
- Killing Tags
- Faraday Cage
- Tracking with RFID
- Summary of Privacy Issues
- Conclusion
