Sarmad Feroze
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Sarmad Feroze is a researcher in electrical and electronic engineering, with a primary focus on wireless power transfer technologies. His most cited work, "A proposed optimized solution for wireless power transfer using magnetic resonance coupling" (2016, 6 citations), addresses critical limitations of wired power systems in applications such as medical implants and robotics, where physical connections are impractical. Feroze’s research explores magnetic resonance coupling as a means to enhance efficiency and feasibility in wireless energy transmission, offering alternatives to rechargeable batteries that require frequent maintenance. His contributions lie in optimizing coupling parameters to improve power delivery over distance, a challenge central to the advancement of autonomous and biomedical devices. While his citation count reflects a developing impact, Feroze’s work contributes to the growing body of knowledge on resonant inductive coupling, a key enabler for the Internet of Things and implantable medical technologies. His research underscores the practical engineering challenges of moving from wired to wireless power infrastructures, positioning him as a contributor to the next generation of energy-efficient, cable-free systems.
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