Philip K. T. Mok is affiliated with the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in China. Their research primarily spans the field of engineering, with a strong focus on electrical and electronic engineering alongside related subfields such as biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering, automotive engineering, and condensed matter physics.
The scientist's work covers a range of topics including analog and mixed-signal circuit design, advanced DC-DC converters, innovative energy harvesting technologies, low-power high-performance VLSI design, radio frequency integrated circuit design, energy harvesting in wireless networks, and advancements in semiconductor devices and circuit design.
Philip K. T. Mok has published papers in several frequent venues related to circuits and systems. These venues include:
Recent scientific papers authored or co-authored by Philip K. T. Mok include the following:
A number of frequent collaborators have contributed alongside Philip K. T. Mok. These co-authors include:
Philip K. T. Mok was recognized as an IEEE Fellow in 2014 for contributions to the design of analog power-management integrated circuits.
Cheung Fai Lee;P.K.T. Mok
Ka Nang Leung;P.K.T. Mok
Shengdong Zhang;Chunxiang Zhu;J.K.O. Sin;P.K.T. Mok
Ka Nang Leung;P.K.T. Mok
Ka Nang Leung;P.K.T. Mok
Dongsheng Ma;Wing-Hung Ki;Chi-Ying Tsui;P.K.T. Mok
Tsz Yin Man;Ka Nang Leung;Chi Yat Leung;P.K.T. Mok
Sai Kit Lau;P.K.T. Mok;Ka Nang Leung
Ka Nang Leung;P.K.T. Mok;Chi Yat Leung
Ka Nang Leung;P.K.T. Mok
Ka Nang Leung;P.K.T. Mok;Wing-Hung Ki;J.K.O. Sin
Hoi Lee;P.K.T. Mok
Tsz Yin Man;P.K.T. Mok;Mansun Chan
E.N.Y. Ho;P.K.T. Mok
Chi Yat Leung;P.K.T. Mok;Ka Nang Leung;M. Chan
Jungmoon Kim;Philip K. T. Mok;Chulwoo Kim
Patrick Y Wu;Philip K T Mok
Chi Yat Leung;P.K.T. Mok;Ka Nang Leung
Ka Nang Leung;P.K.T. Mok
P.K.T. Mok;Ka Nang Leung
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