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Shanghai, China

Lijun Hang

Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.58

ph-index = 2

The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.

Forward Citations = 15

Lijun HangGuojie Li (5 patents)Lijun HangAnping Tong (4 patents)Lijun HangKeyou Wang (3 patents)Lijun HangXiuchen Jiang (2 patents)Lijun HangLin Feng (2 patents)Lijun HangBei Han (2 patents)Lijun HangLei Shen (1 patent)Lijun HangChi Shao (1 patent)Lijun HangYuanbin He (1 patent)Lijun HangJingzhou Xu (1 patent)Lijun HangShenglun Chen (1 patent)Lijun HangPingliang Zeng (1 patent)Lijun HangLijun Hang (6 patents)Guojie LiGuojie Li (10 patents)Anping TongAnping Tong (4 patents)Keyou WangKeyou Wang (6 patents)Xiuchen JiangXiuchen Jiang (10 patents)Lin FengLin Feng (7 patents)Bei HanBei Han (4 patents)Lei ShenLei Shen (3 patents)Chi ShaoChi Shao (1 patent)Yuanbin HeYuanbin He (1 patent)Jingzhou XuJingzhou Xu (1 patent)Shenglun ChenShenglun Chen (1 patent)Pingliang ZengPingliang Zeng (1 patent)
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Company Filing History:

1. Shanghai Jiaotong University (5 from 366 patents)

2. Hangzhou Dianzi University (1 from 35 patents)


6 patents:

1. 11228251 - Hybrid five-level bidirectional DC/DC converter and voltage match modulation method thereof

2. 10673343 - Diode clamp mixed three-level dual active full-bridge converter and control method thereof

3. 10454366 - Current sensorless control method for DAB-based single stage isolated PFC converters

4. 10063158 - Globally optimal close-loop controlling method for triple-phase-shift modulated DAB converter

5. 9728970 - Feedforward voltage series compensator based on complementary use of wind power and photovoltaic power

6. 9654025 - Method for designing cascaded multi-level inverter with minimized large-scale voltage distortion

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