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Inductive coupling is a method of transmitting data between tags and readers wherein an antenna from a reader picks up changes in a tag’s antenna when certain conditions are met for orientation, proximity and frequency. Inductive coupling in the RFID world is functional at frequencies of 13.56 MHz and below.
