TAN Linlin

Biography：

Dr. Tan was born in Fuyang, Anhui Province, in Oct. 1986. He received the B.S. degree in electrical engineering from Harbin Engineering University, Heilongjiang Province, China, in 2008, and the Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from Southeast University, Jiangsu Province, China, in 2014. He is now as a lecturer in the School of Electrical Engineering in Southeast University. His interests include wireless power transfer, wireless charging/discharging for EVs and power electronics converter. He has hosted or participated in over 10 scientific and technological projects including innovative projects for graduates of Jiangsu Province, national nature science foundation of China, nature science foundation of Jiangsu Province and “863 Project”. Dr. Tan has published more than over 30 papers in international academic journals and conferences and applied more than 40 patents, 8 of that have been authorized. He was rewarded for the third prize of progress in science and technology by China Electro-technical Society in 2013. And he also acts as the reviewer for Automation of Electric Power System.

Publications：

Papers:

1. Tan Linlin, Huang Xueliang, Huang Hui, et al. Transfer efficiency optimal control of magnetic resonance coupled system of wireless power transfer based on frequency control [J].Science in China Series E:Engineering&Materials Science, 2011,54(6):1428-1434.

2. Tan Linlin, Huang Xueliang, Zhou Yalong, Zhao Junfeng.Optimal Control of Wireless Energy Transfer System via Decreasing Frequency[J], Journal of southeast university (English Edition). 2013,29(3):259-263.

3. Huang X, Tan L, Chen Z, et al. Review and Research Progress on Wireless Power Transfer Technology[J]. Transactions of China Electrotechnical Society, 2013, 28(10):1-11.

4. Tan L, Yan C, Huang X, et al. Stable Voltage Online Control Strategy of Wireless Power Transmission System[J], Transactions of China Electrotechnical Society, 2015, 30(19):12-17.

5. Tan L, Huang X, Zhao J, et al. Optimization Design for Disc Resonators of a Wireless Power Transmission System[J]. Transactions of China Electrotechnical Society, 2013, 28(8):1-6.

6. Tan Linlin, Huang Xueliang and QiangHao. Efficiency Analysis and Optimization on Magnetic Resonance Coupled Wireless Transfer System. Advanced Materials Research Vols. 2011，308-310: 1345-1348.

7. Tan Linlin, Huang Xueliang, Li Hui,Huang Hui. Study of Wireless Power Transfer System Through Strongly Coupled Resonances. 2010 ICECE:4275-4278.

8. Huang Xueliang, Tan Linlin, Li Hui and QiangHao. Frequency Splitting and Distance Boundary Condition in Magnetic Resonance Coupled Wireless Power Transfer System. Advanced Materials Research. 2011, 308-310:1349-1352.

9. Tan LinLin, Zhao Jiaming, Huang Xueliang, Wang Wei, QiangHao. Design and Implementation of High Frequency Weakly-radiative Wireless Power Charging System. Communications in Computer and Information Science[J] .2012, 389:39-405.

10. Huang Xueliang,TanLinlin, Resonant Frequency Splitting Analysis and Optimation of Wireless Power Transfer System, PIERS Proceedings, 2012,pp.685-689.

11. Linlin Tan, HaoQiang, Xueliang Huang, A Novel Optimization Means of Transfer Efficiency for Resonance Coupled Wireless Power Transfer [J].TELKOMNIKA Indonesian Journal of Electrical Engineering. 2013. 11(5): 2747 - 2752.

Patents:

1. Tan L, Huang X, A kind of antennas device for wireless power transfer system [P], 2013102846975.

2. Tan L, Huang X, Design method for plane resonator in wireless power transfer system [P], 2012100833995.

3. Huang X, Tan L, A kind of high frequency source device for wireless power transfer system [P], 2011103649250.

4. Huang X, Zou Y, Tan L, Transfer enhancement device for supersonic wireless power transfer system [P], 2011104431953.

5. Huang X, Tan L Real time online data monitor device of power frequency electromagnetic field [P], 2010106001090.

6. Huang X, Tan L Data collection system in outdoors electromagnetic field [P], 2010106000952.

7. Huang X, Wang W, Tan L, Minimum access device for wireless charging of battery [P], 2013101962146.

8. Huang X, Wang W, Cao W, Tan L, Frequency-adaptive wireless power transfer system [P], 201310196231X.

9. Tan L, Huang X, A kind of load recognition method in wireless power transfer [P], 201410828760.1

10. Tan L, Wang W, Huang X, Adaptive stable direct voltage system used in wireless power transfer system with multiple pick-ups [P], 201510191946.5

Research：

1. Research on key technology of optimal control of frequency in magnetic coupled resonant wireless power transfer system. Innovative Project for graduates of Jiangsu Province, academic degrees committee, and education department of Jiangsu Province. 2011.09-2013.03, Host.

2. Research on key technology of segmented powering model in dynamic wireless charging for EVs. Nature science foundation of Jiangsu Province (BK20150617), 2015.07-2018.06 Host.

3. Research on key technology of bidirectional wireless charging/discharging for EVs. National nature science foundation of China (51507032), 2016.01-2018.12, Host.

4. Research on wireless power transfer technology. International cooperation project, 2015.1-2015.12, Host.

5. Online dynamic wireless powering for EVs, Campus Program, 2014.10-2015.10, Host.

6. Key technology for interaction between grid and EVs and EVs’ wireless charging and discharging. National high technology research and development program, 2011.04-2015.06. Participant.

7. Deepen research on theory of magnetic coupled resonant wireless power transfer and its application in EVs. National nature science foundation of China, 2012.01-2015.12, Participant.

8. Application prospect of novel technology of grid——research on wireless power transfer, corporation sponsored project, 2014.01-2014.12. Participant.

9. Research on coordinated control scheme for road-grid via EVs. Corporation sponsored project, 2015.01-2016.12. Participant.

10. Research on coupled direct current of HVDC suppression scheme and its influence on magnetic bias of CT. Basic research project of Jiangsu Province, 2015.07-2018.06. Participant.

Teaching：

Logic and digital circuit. Undergraduate. Autumn

Graduates：

Liu Han, Ph.D candidate

Guo Jinpeng, Master candidate

Yan Changxin, Master candidate

Fais Alshah Master candidate, Pakistan