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calculating the voltage induced at antenna ends of an NFC RFID

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Hi,
can anyone tell me how to calculate the voltage induced at the ends of the antenna of an RFID in NFC (Near Field Communication) application? For example, if we have a reader which emit a magnetic field with 7A/m strength, how much is the voltage induced at an RFID card/tag 2cm away from the antenna?
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