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Jong Gu Kang is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of flexible electronics, wireless power transfer, and advanced semiconductor devices. His most cited contribution, the 2015 paper "Wireless thin film transistor based on micro magnetic induction coupling antenna," introduced a novel transistor architecture where the source/drain or gate is directly integrated with a micro-antenna. This design enables the TFT to receive signals or power wirelessly, functioning as a switch, rectifier, or amplifier—a foundational building block for next-generation wireless microelectronics. With 19 citations, this work has influenced the development of self-powered, contactless electronic systems. Kang’s research addresses critical challenges in miniaturization and energy autonomy, paving the way for applications in implantable medical devices, distributed sensors, and flexible displays. His contributions are particularly notable for merging traditional thin-film transistor physics with electromagnetic coupling, creating a hybrid device that could simplify system design and reduce wiring complexity. For students and researchers exploring the frontiers of wireless electronics, Kang’s work offers a compelling vision of how passive components can be reimagined for a truly wireless future.
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