Andrew Jalics
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Andrew Jalics is a researcher specializing in wireless power transmission technologies, with a particular focus on High Intensity Laser Power Beaming (HILPB) — an innovative approach to delivering energy without physical connections across both space and terrestrial environments. His work addresses one of the fundamental challenges in modern energy systems: transmitting power efficiently over distances where traditional infrastructure is impractical or impossible. Jalics's most notable contribution is his development and characterization of the HILPB system architecture, which employs near-infrared continuous-wave semiconductor receivers to convert optical energy into electrical power. His 2011 paper presenting the terrestrial application hardware results has garnered 13 citations, establishing foundational benchmarks for the field. Complementing this, his comparative analysis of square and radial receiver geometries demonstrates a rigorous engineering approach to optimizing optical-to-electrical conversion efficiency — work that has attracted 4 citations and provides practical guidance for future receiver design. Though his citation record reflects an emerging and specialized niche, Jalics's research sits at the intersection of photonics, energy engineering, and space systems — areas of growing strategic importance as demand for remote power solutions in satellites, drones, and off-grid applications continues to expand.
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