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Soon-Ik Jeon is a prominent researcher in wireless power transfer and power electronics, with a focus on magnetic resonant coupling systems. His major contributions include the development of a wireless power transmission system for docent robots, which operates at 1.78 MHz and delivers 60W of power. This system integrates a 130W class-F power transmitter, magnetic resonance couplers, and a 60W full-bridge RF rectifier receiver, showcasing a practical and efficient solution for autonomous robotic applications. With 14 citations, his work has influenced the design of resonant coil-based power delivery, particularly in robotics and IoT devices. Jeon’s research addresses key challenges in efficiency, range, and power density, advancing the field of contactless energy transfer. His notable achievements include pioneering high-frequency rectifier designs and class-F amplifier topologies for wireless systems. For students and researchers, Jeon’s work offers a compelling example of how magnetic resonance can be harnessed for real-world, high-power applications, bridging theory and engineering practice.
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