Monza 4 series chips are designed for complex use cases that need more than a serial number: large memory for maintenance and asset records, omnidirectional reading of items that arrive in any orientation, and QT technology that keeps a private data profile hidden from public readers. Two fully independent antenna ports (True3D) let converters build rugged, orientation-insensitive tags for tooling, returnable transport items, IT assets and industrial equipment.
The Impinj Monza 4QT is well suited to the following environments and use cases:
Large-memory endpoint ICs for batch, lot, date and weight data on the tag — up to 496-bit EPC or 512-bit user memory.
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An embedded chip with an I²C interface — read and write device memory over RAIN RFID even when the product is powered off.
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The universal endpoint IC family for retail, logistics and healthcare tags — four memory options, -24 dBm sensitivity and Gen2X.
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The legacy Monza R6-P — billions deployed in retail and race-timing tags; still supplied for existing designs (not recommended for new ones).
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