RFID+ Certification:

Introducing RFID
Introduction to Radio Frequency Waves
RFID Technology
Connect RFID System Components

Examining Tags
Tag Components
Tag Types
Tag Classes
Select the Appropriate Tag Location

Examining Interrogators
Parts of an Interrogator
Test the Functions of an Interrogator
Interrogator Types
Interrogator Antennas

Managing Interrogation Zones
Test Interrogation Zone Performance
Optimize Interrogation Zone Performance

Examining RFID Peripherals
RFID Printers/Encoders
RFID Label Applicators
Input/Output Systems

Analyzing a Site for Implementing RFID
Site Survey Process
Site Analysis Documentation

Designing an RFID System
Select the Frequency
Select a Tag
Select an Interrogator
Select an Antenna
Select a Cable

Selecting RFID Accessories
Peripherals Selection
Protective Equipment Selection
Software Requirements

Installing an RFID System
Perform Pre-Installation Tasks
Install the Interrogator
Install the Antenna
Post-Installation and Safety Precautions

Troubleshooting an RFID System
Identify the Problem
Troubleshoot the Interrogation Zone
Troubleshoot the Tag

Examining Standards and Regulations
Examine Standards and Organizing Bodies
Examine Safety Regulations

Interacting with Customers Professionally
Communicate Effectively
Demonstrate Professional Conduct

CompTIA RFID+ Exam Objectives

After completing this course, students will know how to:

describe the characteristics and benefits of RFID technology.
list and explain the functions of a tag and its parts.
list and explain the functions of an interrogator and its parts.
manage interrogation zones.
explain the functions and the use of the various RFID peripherals.
analyze a site for RFID implementation and describe the outcome of site analysis.
design the RFID system considering the factors that would help deliver best performance.
select the required RFID accessories based on the requirements of the application.
install the various components of an RFID system.
troubleshoot the problems in an RFID system.
examine the standards and safety regulations involved in the use and functioning of RFID equipment.
interact with customers professionally.

Prerequisites

Although not a prerequisite, six to 24 months of RFID or other auto-id
technology experience is recommended.