Comptia Rfid+ Study Guide, Exam Rfo-001 (With CD)

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Book is a comprehensive study guide for the RFID+ exam, complete with 100% exam objective coverage. In addition to the standard Sybex Study Guide elements, book will focus on: Interrogation Zone Basics Testing and Troubleshooting Standards and Regulations Tag Knowledge Design Selection Installation Site Analysis RF Physics RFID Peripherals Key Features Largely driven by Wal-Mart--which will require all of its suppliers have RFID technology in place by 2006--and the U.S. Department of Defense--which has is expected to adopt a similar mandate--RFID technologies are expect to to be a $4 billion industry by 2011 According to CompTIA, more than 60,000 businesses are under RFID mandates, but there are less than 100 solution providers currently capable of delivering effective RFID solutions RFID tags are used in more than warehouses and retail. Industries such as health care and logging, to name just two, are using RFID technology to keep track of inventory The demand for qualified and certified RFID professionals has never been higher than it is now. RFID+ is the only certification available About The Author Patrick Sweeney is a well-known entrepreneur in the fields of RFID, internetworking, and security. He founded a highly regarded secure data hosting company in the world. After selling that company in 2002, he left to take the helm of Odin Technologies, an RFID integration and software development company. He has been educated at MIT on RFID technology, and has received training at various manufacturers’ laboratories. He was one of the industry experts featured at Supply Chain Weekly’s RFID Summit in Chicago, September 2003, chosen to brief Goldman Sachs and Solomon Smith Barney Analysts, and featured on CNBC and Internet Week. Patrick is also a cornerstone member of the CompTIA RFID+ committee, and was instrumental in developing the certification standards. Table Of Contents Introduction Assessment Test Chapter 1 The Physics of RFID Chapter 2 Interrogation Zone Basics Chapter 3 Site Analysis Chapter 4 Tags Chapter 5 Designing the RFID Network Chapter 6 Peripherals Chapter 7 Deployment and Installation Chapter 8 Troubleshooting and Optimizing an RFID Network Chapter 9 Standards and Regulations Appendix A Vendors and Links Glossary Index