Jung‐Ick Moon

Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

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Jung-Ick Moon is a researcher specializing in wireless power transmission (WPT) systems, with a particular focus on electromagnetic (EM) field safety and human protection. His work addresses one of the most critical challenges in advancing wireless charging technologies: ensuring that increasing transmission power levels do not pose health risks to nearby individuals through excessive electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure. Moon's most significant contribution is the development of advanced power control schemes designed to dynamically reduce EM field emissions in WPT systems. His 2015 paper on this topic has garnered 26 citations, reflecting its meaningful influence on the field. Complementing this, his earlier 2014 work introduced system-level power control algorithms validated through HFSS electromagnetic simulation, establishing a foundational framework for EMF zone management in wireless charging environments. Beyond theoretical modeling, Moon has applied his expertise to real-world applications, including investigating shielding techniques — passive, active, and reactive — for docent robots charged via WPT technology. This practical research demonstrates his commitment to bridging engineering safety standards with emerging autonomous systems. His body of work makes him a notable contributor to the responsible development of wireless power infrastructure.