CompTIA school training courses in Chandler, AZ (public, in-house or online)

CompTIA, the Computing Technology Industry Association, is the association that sponsors the A+ certification examinations. CompTIA represents over 7,500 computer hardware and software manufacturers, distributors, retailers, resellers, system integrators, training, service, telecommunications and Internet companies.

Every RFID implementation needs peripheral devices, such as RFID-enabled printers; RFID-based automated label applicators (also known as "print–and–apply" devices); feedback systems, such as light stacks, horns, LED lights or LCD displays; and triggering devices, such as light break sensors. These devices enhance the capabilities of an RFID system, control I/O devices and system timing functions, and provide on/off capabilities for various business applications. Peripherals also improv...

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To understand the factors affecting the performance of an RFID system, implementers need to comprehend the nature and behavior of radio waves. This course describes how radio waves travel through space, or "propagate," and how their effectiveness changes as they travel. It also discusses various communication methods between interrogators and tags, as well as characteristics of antennas, such as gain, directivity, polarization and impedance. A section of the course is dedicated to nume...

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This course focuses on a site survey, discusses the planning that goes into the site survey, highlights various aspects that should be examined when performing the site analysis (such as site anomalies) and provides pointers regarding how to generate the site survey report.
This course maps to the following CompTIA objectives for Site Analysis:

Given a scenario, demonstrate how to read blueprints
Determine sources of interference
Use analysis equipment such as a spectrum analy...

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This course discusses installation techniques for successful RFID implementations, including antenna installation, portal performance and design, conveyor portal design, electrostatic discharge (ESD), grounding and cable issues, pre-installation decisions, routine installation procedures and post-installation checks. This course also includes examples of various installation types.
This course maps to the following CompTIA objectives for Installation:

Given a scenario, describe hardwa...

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