Rotational angle sensor, comprising: a stator element having a stator transmitting coil and at least two identically constructed stator receiving coils (22a, 22b, 22c), which are angularly offset with respect to one another and are formed in a printed circuit board; a rotor element, mounted rotatably about an axis of rotation with respect to the stator element and having a rotor receiving coil and a rotor transmitting coil, which are electrically connected to one another; wherein the rotor receiving coil is inductively coupled to the stator transmitting coil, such that an electromagnetic field generated by the stator transmitting coil induces a current in the rotor receiving coil, said current flowing through the rotor transmitting coil, such that the rotor transmitting coil generates a further electromagnetic field; wherein the at least two stator receiving coils (22a, 22b, 22c) are inductively coupled to the rotor transmitting coil, such that the inductive coupling is dependent on a rotational angle between the stator element and the rotor element, and the further electromagnetic field generated by the rotor transmitting coil induces at least two angle-dependent AC voltages in the at least two stator receiving coils (22a, 22b, 22c); characterized in that each of the at least two stator receiving coils is constructed from a plurality of radial conductors and circumferential conductors (40, 42), which are formed in two planes of a printed circuit board, such that at least two oppositely directed partial windings (38a, 38b) are formed per stator receiving coil (22a, 22b, 22c) from the radial conductors and the circumferential conductors (40, 42); wherein the radial conductors extend in a radial direction from an inner end to an outer end and in each case two radial conductors having an opposite current direction are arranged in an at least partly overlapping manner on the printed circuit board; wherein the circumferential conductors (40, 42) extend in a circumferential direction, a circumferential conductor (40, 42) connects in each case two inner ends or in each case two outer ends of radial conductors, and each of the circumferential conductors (40, 42) has a plated-through hole at which the circumferential conductor (40, 42) changes the planes of the printed circuit board. a stator element having a stator transmitting coil and at least two identically constructed stator receiving coils (22a, 22b, 22c), which are angularly offset with respect to one another and are formed in a printed circuit board; a rotor element, mounted rotatably about an axis of rotation with respect to the stator element and having a rotor receiving coil and a rotor transmitting coil, which are electrically connected to one another; wherein the rotor receiving coil is inductively coupled to the stator transmitting coil, such that an electromagnetic field generated by the stator transmitting coil induces a current in the rotor receiving coil, said current flowing through the rotor transmitting coil, such that the rotor transmitting coil generates a further electromagnetic field; wherein the at least two stator receiving coils (22a, 22b, 22c) are inductively coupled to the rotor transmitting coil, such that the inductive coupling is dependent on a rotational angle between the stator element and the rotor element, and the further electromagnetic field generated by the rotor transmitting coil induces at least two angle-dependent AC voltages in the at least two stator receiving coils (22a, 22b, 22c); characterized in that each of the at least two stator receiving coils is constructed from a plurality of radial conductors and circumferential conductors (40, 42), which are formed in two planes of a printed circuit board, such that at least two oppositely directed partial windings (38a, 38b) are formed per stator receiving coil (22a, 22b, 22c) from the radial conductors and the circumferential conductors (40, 42); wherein the radial conductors extend in a radial direction from an inner end to an outer end and in each case two radial conductors having an opposite current direction are arranged in an at least partly overlapping manner on the printed circuit board; wherein the circumferential conductors (40, 42) extend in a circumferential direction, a circumferential conductor (40, 42) connects in each case two inner ends or in each case two outer ends of radial conductors, and each of the circumferential conductors (40, 42) has a plated-through hole at which the circumferential conductor (40, 42) changes the planes of the printed circuit board.