Yanling Li
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About
Yanling Li is a leading researcher in wireless power transfer (WPT) systems, with a primary focus on enabling robust, flexible power delivery for intelligent robotic applications. Her work addresses critical challenges in powering robots operating in harsh environments, such as those with high humidity or temperature. Li’s major contributions include pioneering a phase-shifted control method using dual excitation units, which significantly enhances power capacity for demanding robotic tasks. She also developed a high-robustness H∞ control strategy that effectively manages multiple uncertain parameters—such as varying mutual inductance, load, and frequency—to ensure stable power supply for moving robots. Her most cited paper (13 citations) introduces a novel approach to increase power transfer capability, while a second key work (7 citations) demonstrates a virtual buck converter-based method for achieving exceptional system robustness. These innovations have established Li as a key figure in advancing WPT technology for industrial and mobile robotics, offering practical solutions for reliable, contactless power in dynamic and challenging conditions.
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