Sang-Yong Jung
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Sang-Yong Jung is a leading researcher in the design and analysis of high-performance electric machines, with a particular focus on permanent-magnet motors for advanced applications like electric vehicle traction and robotic servo systems. His work bridges electromagnetic and thermal domains to optimize motor architectures that deliver exceptional torque and power density within tight spatial constraints. A hallmark contribution is his pioneering analysis of overhang structures in surface-mounted permanent-magnet motors, where extending the rotor or stator beyond the core stack significantly boosts performance. His 2017 paper on this topic, which has garnered 57 citations, provides critical design guidelines for accurately predicting electromagnetic and thermal behaviors—enabling engineers to harness overhang effects without compromising reliability. Jung’s research is instrumental in pushing the limits of compact motor design, directly supporting the next generation of electrified transportation and automation. His work is widely referenced by both academic researchers and industry practitioners seeking to maximize efficiency and output in space-constrained, high-torque applications.
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