FAQ
FAQ
PR Lab mainly conducts research related to power electronics. The research topics currently being undertaken and planned to be completed in the future are as follows.
Research on efficient design and control methods of electric vehicle power conversion systems (MCU, OBC, and LDC)
Research on efficient design and control methods of UAM power conversion system and battery charging system
Power conversion system design and control for direct current transmission and distribution systems (HVDC, MVDC, and LVDC)
Semiconductor Circuit Breaker (SCB) protection circuit design
Development of power conversion systems for photovoltaic power, wind power, and fuel cells
Reliability analysis based on PSA, FTA, and Markov model for power electronic systems
Yes, there are some requirements.
It requires passionate passion and strong will.
You must be considerate and respectful of fellow researchers.
Heated discussions and active seminar participation are required.
Undergraduate students can also work as intern researchers if they plan to graduate school.
Tuition is free for full-time master’s and doctoral graduate students.
Researchers participating in research projects will be rewarded commensurate with their efforts.
You can present your paper at an international IEEE conference.
You can identify research and technology trends by regularly attending domestic KIEE and KIPE conferences.
Prof. Kang will find you an excellent job.
In the Gyeongnam province, there is a high demand for highly skilled workers who majored in power electronics. In particular, employment is possible at enterprises participating in the UAM market, such as KAI, Hanwha Aerospace, Hyundai Wia, and large companies related to the defense industry. In this case, the individual must satisfy the basic requirements required by the company's human resources department.
If you have earned a Ph.D., you can work as a researcher at government research institutes such as the Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute (KERI) and the Korea Electronics Technology Institute (KETI). Of course, to get a job at such a good company or research institute, you must learn power electronics technology through active research activities and publish several high-quality papers.
We are sure that if you work hard, you will get good results. Prof. Kang will guide you well to achieve good results. Trust, rely on, and follow Prof. Kang!
If you want to become a PR Lab researcher, please visit and consult anytime.
Anyone with great passion and sound thinking who wishes to enter graduate school is welcome.