Piezoelectric DC Generator Through Sequential In‐Phase Polarization Variation
Hyun Soo Kim(Korea Institute of Science and Technology), Hyun‐Cheol Song(Korea University), Yunseok Kim(Seoul National University), Kyung‐Hoon Cho(California State University, Fullerton), Jungho Ryu(Yeungnam University), Dae Sol Kong(Inha University), Yu U. Wang(Michigan Technological University), Jeong Min Baik(Sungkyunkwan University), Jong Hoon Jung(Inha University), Sunghoon Hur(Seoul National University of Science and Technology), Seong H. Kim(Pennsylvania State University), Huimin Qiao(North Carolina State University), In Woo Oh(Korea Institute of Science and Technology), Seung‐Hyub Baek(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Chulwan Lim(Korea Institute of Science and Technology), Chong‐Yun Kang(Korea Institute of Science and Technology), Minseok Kim(Seoul National University), Jun Chen(University of Science and Technology Beijing), Hyung‐Jin Choi(Korea Institute of Science and Technology), Shashank Priya(University of Minnesota), Joonchul Shin(Korea Institute of Science and Technology), Hyung‐Suk Oh(Sungkyunkwan University)
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