K. T. Chau is affiliated with the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in China and specializes in engineering with a focus on electrical and electronic engineering among other subfields. Their research spans areas including automotive engineering, mechanical engineering, control and systems engineering, and biomedical engineering.
The scientist's work concentrates on several key topics such as wireless power transfer systems, energy harvesting in wireless networks, electric motor design and analysis, advanced battery technologies research, innovative energy harvesting technologies, magnetic bearings and levitation dynamics, and electric vehicles and infrastructure.
Frequent coauthors collaborating with K. T. Chau include Wei Liu, Christopher H. T. Lee, Shuangxia Niu, Xiaoyang Tian, and Zhichao Hua, indicating ongoing collaborative research efforts in their field.
They have published multiple papers in prestigious venues, with frequent publications appearing in:
Some recent papers authored by K. T. Chau include:
K. T. Chau was recognized as an IEEE Fellow in 2013 for contributions to energy systems for electric and hybrid vehicles.
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K.T. Chau;Dong Zhang;J.Z. Jiang;Chunhua Liu
L.N. Jian;K.T. Chau;Dong Zhang;J.Z. Jiang
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Linni Jian;K T Chau
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Chunhua Liu;K.T. Chau;Xiaodong Zhang
Jiangui Li;K T Chau;J Z Jiang;Chunhua Liu
M. Cheng;K.T. Chau;C.C. Chan
Linni Jian;K.T. Chau;Yu. Gong;J.Z. Jiang
Chunhua Liu;K. T. Chau;Christopher H. T. Lee;Zaixin Song
C.C. Chan;K.T. Chau;J.Z. Jiang;W. Xia
Zheng Wang;Jian Chen;Ming Cheng;K. T. Chau
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Shuang Gao;K. T. Chau;Chunhua Liu;Diyun Wu
Ming Cheng;K.T. Chau;C.C. Chan;E. Zhou
W.C. Lo;C.C. Chan;Z.Q. Zhu;Lie Xu
Chunhua Liu;K T Chau;J Z Jiang
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