| ??? 06/01/07 06:56 Read: times |
#140137 - it all depends on the dimensions... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
... you have available. But, generally, it's perhaps better to forget about planar coils at once, unless you are talking about some ones or tens of microamps or so (that's the order of magnitude of power with the RFIDs - and many of them use "normal" coils anyway)...
And, of course, the amount and shape of ferromagnetic materials around will also play its role. JW |
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