Liyan Zhu

Assistant Professor

Virginia Tech

United States

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Dr. Liyan Zhu is an Assistant Professor at Virginia Tech, specializing in power electronics and wireless power transfer systems. His recent research includes the design and optimization of onboard chargers and auxiliary power modules for electric vehicles, as well as the development of efficient power modules utilizing GaN technologies. Dr. Zhu's work also encompasses innovative integrated systems for consumer electronics, further contributing to advancements in energy transfer technologies.

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Hua Bai

Associate Professor

University of Tennessee

UNITED STATES

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Hybrid Modulation for an SHB-FB Converter Employed in an Integrated Onboard Charger and Auxiliary Power Module

Design and Optimization of a Planar Omnidirectional Wireless Power Transfer System for Consumer Electronics

Design and Transient Analysis of a 650 V/150 A GaN Power Modules With Integrated Bias Power and Gate-Drive Circuit

Full Integration of On-Board Charger, Auxiliary Power Module, and Wireless Charger for Electric Vehicles Using Multipurpose Magnetic Couplers

Model and Control of a Current-Fed Dual Active Bridge Based Ultrawide-Voltage-Range Auxiliary Power Module for 400 V/800 V Electric Vehicles

Broadband Achromatic Quarter-Waveplate Using 2D Hybrid Copper Halide Single Crystals

Single-Phase GaN-Based T-Type Totem-Pole Rectifier With Full-Range ZVS Control and Reactive Power Regulation

Charging Electric Vehicle Batteries: Wired and Wireless Power Transfer <i>Exploring EV charging technologies</i>

Design a 400 V–12 V 6 kW Bidirectional Auxiliary Power Module for Electric or Autonomous Vehicles With Fast Precharge Dynamics and Zero DC-Bias Current

Transient Analysis When Applying GaN + Si Hybrid Switching Modules to a Zero-Voltage-Switching EV Onboard Charger

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Hua Bai

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