Chenglin Liu

National Synchrotron Radiation Research Center

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Chenglin Liu is a leading figure in accelerator technology and power supply systems, with a focus on the precision engineering required for synchrotron light sources. His key research areas include the design and optimization of corrector magnet power supplies, which are critical for maintaining beam stability in large-scale particle accelerators. Liu’s most notable contribution is his work on the Taiwan Photon Source (TPS), a flagship project funded by the Taiwan government with a budget exceeding US$300 million. His 2017 paper, "Compensator design for corrector magnet power supply of TPS facility," which has garnered 7 citations, details innovative solutions for the 3.3 GeV, 518-meter circumference storage ring—one of the world’s most advanced low-emittance synchrotrons. This work directly enhanced the facility’s performance, enabling cutting-edge research in materials science and biology. Liu’s achievements underscore his role in advancing accelerator infrastructure, making him a key contributor to global synchrotron technology. His research continues to influence the design of stable, high-precision power systems for next-generation facilities.