Monza X chips are designed to be soldered inside electronic devices. They link to the device's processor over a standard I²C bus, so either the processor or a RAIN RFID reader can read and write the chip's memory — even when the device is powered off or still in its box. That enables configuration and activation on the production line or at the point of sale, cold-chain data logging, fleet management and service history without opening the product.
The Impinj Monza X-8K is well suited to the following environments and use cases:
Specialty endpoint ICs with large memory, omnidirectional True3D reading and QT data privacy — for assets, tooling and industrial tags.
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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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The universal endpoint IC family for retail, logistics and healthcare tags — four memory options, -24 dBm sensitivity and Gen2X.
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The cost-effective chip for printers, kiosks and access control where reads happen at close range.
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