Hoon-chul Yang

Title: Hoon-chul Yang and Single-Crystalline Metal Ultrafine Wire Manufacturing

Introduction

Hoon-chul Yang is an inventor associated with Pusan National University in Incheon, South Korea. His patent work includes a method for manufacturing ultrafine single-crystalline metal wire. The supplied information lists 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Yang’s patent, “Method for Manufacturing Single-Crystalline Metal Ultrafine Wire,” describes a process for producing long, ultrafine wires from single-crystalline metal. The method first grows a single-crystalline metal ingot using either the Czochralski or Bridgman method. The ingot is then shaped to a circular or rectangular cross section and drawn through a drawing machine to form the wire.

The patent presents this approach as a way to simplify manufacturing, reduce production costs, and lower the electrical resistance of the resulting wire, potentially improving its quality.

Career Highlights

Yang’s listed patent focuses on metal processing and the manufacture of ultrafine single-crystalline wire. The supplied information identifies Pusan National University as his company or institutional affiliation.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Sang-eon Park and Seung-hun Lee as Yang’s coworkers. No further details about their roles or contributions are provided.

Conclusion

Hoon-chul Yang’s listed invention outlines a continuous drawing process for producing ultrafine single-crystalline metal wire, with the stated aims of simplifying production, reducing costs, and improving electrical performance.