Satoru Kurokawa

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

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Satoru Kurokawa is a leading researcher in electromagnetic interference (EMI) analysis and optical-fiber antenna measurement systems. His work focuses on developing innovative methods for high-frequency electromagnetic field characterization, combining optical communication technologies with advanced measurement techniques. Kurokawa's most notable contribution is the development of an EMI noise source discrimination method that uses an analog radio-over-fiber (RoF) link with a cross domain analyzer and mobile robot. This approach enables simultaneous measurement of both phase and amplitude distributions of radiated electric fields, providing unprecedented insight into EMI source identification. He also pioneered a multi-probe near-field antenna measurement system employing an optical-fiber link with zero-biased electro-absorptive modulators and coarse wavelength division multiplexing (CWDM). This system allows for efficient, simultaneous multi-point measurements while maintaining signal integrity through optical transmission. Though his highly specialized papers have garnered modest citation counts, Kurokawa's work represents important advances in electromagnetic compatibility testing and antenna characterization, particularly for applications requiring remote or mobile measurement capabilities in challenging electromagnetic environments.