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RFID Basics Online Training Course | 2 Hours Duration | Certificate Provided | by SICK
RFID Basics Online Training Course offers a structured lesson plan with 5 modules, designed for project engineers, system integrators, and students. This 2-hour web-based training provides direct practical relevance with real-life application examples, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of RFID technology. Upon completion, participants receive a certificate from SICK, making it an ideal choice for those seeking foundational knowledge in RFID.
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Technical Specifications
- Training format: Web-based online training
- Duration: 2 hours
- License period: 12 months online access
- Language: English
- Certificate: Provided by SICK upon completion
- Technical prerequisites: PC or laptop with internet and web browser
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 50mm x 150mm x 200mm
- Weight: 0.5 kg
Key Features
- Structured lesson plan consisting of 5 modules
- Direct practical relevance with real-life application examples
- Flexible e-learning format accessible anytime and anywhere
- Certificate awarded upon successful course completion
- Affordable and efficient digital learning format
- Interactive and didactic learning content for high success
Professional Installation Requirements
- No installation required; accessible online via web browser.
Applications
- Project engineers
- System integrators
- Maintenance personnel
- Students seeking RFID foundational knowledge
Standards & Compliance
- Complies with AS/NZS 4801 – Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
Environmental Benefits
- Digital format reduces paper use and travel emissions
- Promotes efficient use of RFID technology which can optimize resource management
Warranty Information
Not applicable for digital training products.
Available Now
The RFID Basics Explained Simply online training course by SICK is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for engineers, integrators, and students seeking foundational RFID knowledge.
