Regular biography
Jaeil Baek is a Faculty member in the School of Electrical Engineering at KAIST. His research is associated with the Integrated Power Circuit Laboratory, where he recruits graduate and undergraduate students, as well as postdoctoral researchers, with expertise in power electronics. He is involved in various collaborative projects with industry partners such as Samsung Research, Hyundai Motor Group, and Samsung Electronics. Baek also serves in academic roles, including as a Technical Program Committee member for Power Supply on Chip (PwrSoC) 2025 and as a chair for a technical session at APEC 2025. His work focuses on power electronics and related technologies.
Scholar-generated biography
Jaeil Baek is a researcher in Power Electronics, focusing on high-efficiency power conversion systems for modern electronics. Their work includes the development of advanced voltage regulators, such as the LEGO-PoL CPU voltage regulator, and innovative power factor correction techniques. Baek's research explores the design of resonant converters, interleaved topologies, and soft-switching capabilities to enhance efficiency in power supply units. They have also contributed to the analysis of synchronous rectifier control and impedance-based battery charging methods. Their publications emphasize the integration of power conversion stages with high-frequency switching and wide-input-voltage-range applications, aiming to improve performance in server power supplies and LED drivers.