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RFID Kits: Impinj
There are two types of RFID kits, also called RFID systems. An RFID End User Kit is a fully functional RFID system with one RFID reader, RFID antenna(s) and all required power supplies and cabling. The RFID End User Kit allows a user to easily order all necessary components (except for tags) using one part number. An RFID Developer Kit contains tag samples, a carrying case and the software libraries necessary for developing software solutions in addition to one RFID reader, RFID antenna(s) and all required power supplies and cabling. These RFID kits, or RFID systems, provide an easy starting point for both end users and developers.
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BlueBean Impinj Evaluation Kit (BB-IPJ-D1000-USA)
The BlueBean Impinj Evaluation Kit provides users with a means to analyze the complete UHF Gen 2 answer for any RFID application, from pallet- and case-level down to item-level. By combining Impinj's Speedway® reader, near- and far-field antennas, and Monza™-powered tags into one easy-to-install demonstration kit, customers can quickly verify the efficacy of an entire UHF Gen 2 RFID solution. And with the addition of BlueBean's RFIDSimpleware Version 2.0 software package, customers can easily perform rapid prototyping and development of RFID solutions without having to write any code.
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$3,250.00
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Impinj GrandPrix RFID Evaluation Kit (IPJ-D1000-USA)
Impinj®, brings all the pieces of the RFID solution together into the GrandPrix RFID Evaluation Kit. This kit provides users with a means to analyze the complete UHF Gen 2 answer for any RFID application, from pallet- and case-level down to item-level. By combining Impinj's Speedway® reader, near- and far-field antennas, and Monza™-powered tags into one easy-to-install demonstration kit, customers can quickly verify the efficacy of an entire UHF Gen 2 RFID solution. And with the addition of the MultiReader™ host application software package, customers can easily configure one or more readers, specify settings, and conduct tests that highlight the performance and operational differences between near- and far-field tags.
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