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Mitigation of proximity to metal for magnetically coupled transponders by use of resonant loops
Deleterious effect of metal in proximity of magnetically coupled readers/transponders is often mitigated by ferrite shields. A resonant circuit at a fraction of the cost of ferrite materials can reduce the effect by robbing energy from the metal. A simplified theory in conjunction with circuit and field simulation and experiments are presented.