Yinchong Peng
Papers
2
Total Citations
10
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2
About
Yinchong Peng is a rising researcher at the forefront of wireless power transfer and robotic systems engineering. His primary research areas include rotating wireless power transfer (WPT), magnetic coupler design, and continuum robotics. Peng’s most notable contribution is the development of a mixed flux coupler and dual-path parallel compensation topology for rotating WPT systems, which simultaneously achieves stable, high-efficiency power transmission and accurate rotational speed monitoring—without requiring an additional excitation source. This innovation, published in 2024, has already garnered 8 citations, signaling its impact on industrial applications like rotary joints and automated machinery. In parallel, Peng has advanced soft robotics through the design, modeling, and control of novel claw-type continuum robots (2025), a work that has earned 2 citations in its early stage. His dual focus on power electronics and bio-inspired mechanisms demonstrates a versatile engineering mindset. Peng’s work is particularly valuable for students and researchers exploring integrated sensing and power delivery in constrained environments, as well as those seeking to merge mechanical compliance with functional precision. With these foundational contributions, he is establishing himself as a promising innovator in smart actuation and energy-autonomous systems.
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- 2Novel claw-type continuum robots: design, modeling, and control2 citations · 2025