Academic Staff and Fellows
- Kengo Sugahara
- Associate Professor Doctor of Engineering
- Department/Electric and Electronic Engineering Graduate school/Electronic Engineering
We are moving forward with R&D on wireless power supply systems that can transmit power without a cable, not only for portable devices, but also in the field of industrial equipment. Using applied electromagnetic field technologies, we are doing research on the next generation of wireless power supply technologies.
3-layer improvised absorbing boundary condition
Research Area | Electromagnetic Analysis Accelerator Physics |
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Teaching (Undergraduate Course) | Electromagnetics, Erectric machine, Electric circuit |
Teaching (Graduate Course) | Numerical Electromagnetic Analysis |
Research Interests | Electromagnetic analysis,Magnetic hysteresis, Accerlator physics |
Selected Publications |
(1) “K. Sugahara, “Perturbation Approach for Open Boundary Problems Based on the Equivalence Theorem,” Progress in Electromagnetic Research Symposium (PIERS), pp. 2478-2483, 2016. (2) "Generalized strategic dual image method for open boundary axisymmetrical magnetic field problems", IEEE Transaction Magnetics, Vol. 49, No.9,"pp. 4944-4950 (3) "Periodic image method for open boundary axisymmetrical magnetic field problem", IEEE Transaction Magnetics, Vol.49, No.11, pp. 5399-540 |
Affiliated Academic Societies | IEEE |
Education (Undergraduate Course) |
BE form Keio University |
Education (Master's/Doctral Course) |
ME form Kyoto University DE form Hosei University |
Interests and Others | Ice hockey |
Applied Electromagnetics Laboratory
ksugahar(at)kindai.ac.jp
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