Okhyun Jeong
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Okhyun Jeong is a researcher specializing in energy harvesting systems, with a particular focus on magnetic energy harvesting for power transmission line applications. His work addresses the critical challenge of powering electronic devices—such as inspection robots, safety sensors, and monitoring systems—installed on power lines, where traditional power supply methods are costly and logistically difficult. In his most-cited paper, "Maximizing Output Power Using a Magnetic Energy Harvesting System Considering the Relationship Between Harvesting Time and Induced Voltage Due to a Change of Airgap" (2023, 10 citations), Jeong introduces a novel approach that optimizes energy capture by analyzing how airgap variations affect induced voltage and harvesting time. This contribution offers a practical solution for self-sustaining devices in high-voltage environments, reducing reliance on extensive infrastructure. Jeong’s work is impactful for advancing autonomous power systems in energy infrastructure, and his findings are valuable for researchers and engineers developing efficient, maintenance-free technologies for smart grids and power line monitoring.
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