Konkuk Integrated/Intelligent Power Systems (KI²PS) Lab.
for future energy city
Konkuk Integrated/Intelligent Power Systems (KI²PS) Lab.
for future energy city
Welcome to KI²PS Lab.
KI²PS Lab. focuses on power electronics technologies to develop highly integrated/intelligent power conversion system for electric vehicle, data center, renewable energy, and artificial intelligence (AI) applications.
"Future energy city" with the integrated power systems will provide human beings clean, convenient, and cost effective energy solutions.
Join us
We are looking for passionate crew members to join us on the journey towards the future energy city. Please let us know if you are ready to dedicate your passion to our mission together, by contacting jongwookim at konkuk dot ac dot kr.
IEEE TPE (IF 6.7), Aug. 2024
Data center requires high power conversion efficiency even in the light load conditions, but the efficiency of an LLC converter with frequency control decreases as the load decreases. We proposed mixed resonant frequency control to improve the efficiency of a full-bridge LLC converter in the light load conditions.
KIPS Lab. undergraduate interns (Si Whan Kim , Seung Min Nam , Ji Hye Jeon , Namgyu Jo , and Sungjun Oh) won an award at KIPE 2025 - I.E competition. We designed a quasi-resonant flyback converter for high efficiency and high power density adapter. Congratulations!
We are happy to announce that KI²PS lab has been awarded research funding from National Research Fund of Korea (한국연구재단 우수신진연구, 2024~2029). The research topic is "Research on Integrated and Intelligent Power Conversion System for the Advanced Data Center". Congratulations!
We are happy to announce that KI²PS lab has been awarded research funding from KETEP (에너지기술평가원, 산업통상자원부 에너지효율혁기술개발사업, 2024~2028). The research topic is "Development and Demonstration of High Efficiency MCS/Ultra-Fast Charging System based on Artificial Intelligence ". Congratulations!
We are happy to announce that KI²PS lab has been awarded research funding from SoluM (2023~2024). The research topic is "50 kW Bi-Directional EV Charging Module Developement ". Congratulations!