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Inductive Coupling
Maysam Ghovanloo
, Mehdi Kiani
Materials Research Institute (MRI)
Center for Neural Engineering
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
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8
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Inductive Coupling
100%
Ultra-low Power
50%
Energy Sources
50%
Physical Principles
50%
Inductive Link
50%
Transmission Link
50%
Radio Frequency Identification
50%
Power Amplifier
50%
Wireless Data Transmission
50%
Telemetry
50%
Short-range Wireless Communication
50%
Radio Frequency Identification System
50%
Faraday's Law
50%
Conductive Loop
50%
DC Power
50%
Direct Electrical Contact
50%
Wireless Data Communication
50%
Back Telemetry
50%
Data Communication Link
50%
Total Magnetic Flux
50%
Wireless Power Transmission
50%
Engineering
Radio Frequency Identification
100%
Inductive Coupling
100%
Conductive
33%
Limitations
33%
Energy Source
33%
Wireless Communication
33%
Power Amplifier
33%
Physical Principle
33%
Communication Link
33%
External Source
33%
Target Device
33%
Electrical Contact
33%
Primary Coil
33%
Magnetic Flux
33%
Wireless power transmission
33%