RFID training for you at a low cost

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

Practical RFID systems
RFID Tags
A practical RFID system
RFID Tags
Physical Construction
Smart label tags
Plastic encased tags
Tag Generations & Classes
Classification of RFID systems
Tag frequencies
Countries & Tag frequencies
Countries & Tag frequencies
Selection of frequencies
RFID Readers
RFID Antennas
RFID Antennas
Near Field & Far field readers
Near Field reader
Far Field reader
Antenna coverage area
Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS)
Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS)
Working of an EAS reader
Contactless Smart Cards
How do Near Field systems work?

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

But, why should you get this course from us?

Good question. There are many GOOD reasons, outlined below

1. You get the download link instantly along with your own license key, to register it online and start using it. There are no restrictions on usage, you can use it on your PC forever. No recurring license fees apply.

2. You have the course on your computer forever. Unlike some other web based online courses, where you are allowed to view the course for a limited amount of time on the internet and you do not retain anything at all. If you would like to refresh your knowledge again, you have to enroll again!

3. We have a good background of producing e-learning courses and we have designed this course very carefully, so that you get to know everything, BUT in an easy to understand manner, without any "dumbing down", as well as without being too complicated. We believe that learning should be fun and not a chore!

4. We are vendor-neutral. We are NOT in the business of RFID , BUT we have access to a pool of subject matter experts , who KNOW all about RFID. This means that we have a very expert, BUT unbiased, vendor-neutral approach, towards the technology. If you learn from an RFID vendor, do you really think they are going to tell you about technology from other vendors?

This is a very very important fact, especially when you are learning a new technology BUT are considering opting for some of the vendor sponsored stuff out there! Of course it will be also be good, but it always tends to promote their own RFID technology (there's no free lunch anywhere).

YOU HAVE SEEN FOR YOURSELF HOW DETAILED AND COMPREHENSIVE THIS COURSE IS.

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For less than the cost of an RFID reader, learn all about RFID without moving from your place.

The human brain is very resistant to complex equations, dry text or boring instructors. But it is a great pattern recognizer. This is why, you may have difficulty remembering telephone numbers, but you can easily remember a face.

We have used this fundamental principle to design this course, so that you understand RFID very very easily.

But enough about all this. Let's have a look at what's inside the course below.

"AFTER RFID"

"BEFORE RFID"

Dear Professional,

By now, you must have read the RFID Case Study Book. You have seen for yourself, how professionals like yourself, have solved real-life business problems by intelligently applying RFID technology.

Would you not like to do the same? Would your business or the company not benefit from it? Of course it will. In fact, if you are working at any of the big retailers (Wal-Mart, TESCO, Target, etc), or their vendors, you know that they are all implementing RFID in a big big way.

Ditto if you are a contractor to the US Department of Defense (DoD).

If you are working as a health care professional in a hospital, then using RFID may help you handle more patients and ensure better care, with no mix-ups between patients, doses or surgeries.

RFID technology can be used in thousands of places to make life easier, don't you agree?

"Yes, that's great, so I should get to know more about RFID", you think and you begin the quest to learn more by firing up your search engine and trying to get information.

What happens when you type RFID into Google, Yahoo, Ask or Bing?

A bewildering list of literally, millions of pages. Many contain some information, others are blogs on RFID, many others are home pages of vendors of various RFID related items like tags and readers. Others are just dummy pages, set up to make money using advertisements on RFID.

So what's the result? You get to know something, but not much and it is all so confusing ! Smart Bar codes, HF tags or UHF? Active or Passive tags? ISO standards, Frequency spectrums, readers, read rates, etc etc.

A lot of jargon with very little "know how".

So what next? What should a professional like you, interested in RFID do? Where to get more information or learn about it?

a) Spend a fortune attending classes--No !

b) Surf the internet some more, fishing for information that makes sense--No!

c) Enroll in a vendor sponsored course (which touts the benefits of the particular technology that the vendor sells)--No !

Well, let us show you a course, that is very affordable, is not sponsored by any RFID vendor and that does not require you to travel at all!

Experience the world's first easy e-learning course , which makes it very easy for you to understand all about RFID technology in the comfort of your home or office.

Download it to your computer and you can have access to it forever.

And at a VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICE TOO!

Now tell us, which other learning course on RFID (either classroom or Internet based) gives you all this? For the same price?

You learn all aspects of RFID technology including Basic Concepts of RFID, the underlying physics behind RFID, practical RFID systems that you would encounter in the real world, with detailed explanations consisting of text, photos, graphics and dozens and dozens of animations. Additionally it covers RFID Middleware, Standards, RFID Security and Privacy issues too.

"But why an e-learning course?", you ask.

Well, do you agree that A picture is worth a thousand words?

Going one step further, we say that an animation is worth a thousand pictures.

Don't believe it? Read on below please.

If you read a book, to understand a concept and then if you take a look at an animation, which is also designed to explain the same concept, you'll notice a BIG difference.

The concept explained in the book takes effort to understand properly. Even if understood, you may not be absolutely sure, that it really works in the way you imagine it does.

However, once you have a look at an animation, designed to explain the same thing, you'll notice the difference. Once your brain registers an animation, it is like a live experience. Your brain registers it and rarely forgets it!

It is the reason why facts and figures are easily forgotten (what is the population of Florida) versus, experiences ("Oh what a great time we had in Florida last vacation!")

For example, if we stated in a book, that

"RFID enables manufacturing companies to increase their productivity and throughput by over four to five times, sometimes by even more"

How much sense, did you make out of this statement, other than suspecting it to be so much of the regular hype, that goes along with any new technology?

But, if we explained this concept to you, by showing an animation, we would show these two cases of "Before RFID" and "After RFID"

Now you be the judge. Which method of explanation is easier to grasp? The bookish way or the e-learning way?

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