Answer / Rajeev Ranjan Jha

An inductor coupler, also known as an inductive coupler or a magnetic coupling, is a device used to transfer energy wirelessly between two electrical circuits without using a physical connection. It consists of two coils that are magnetically linked, allowing the flow of power through inductance.

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