Multiphase DC–DC conversion
Studying the operation and design challenges of high-current POL supplies, with a focus on 12 V to 1 V multiphase buck circuits.
Hello, I’m Hanlin.
I study point-of-load (POL) power supplies for AI data centers at Tohoku University, with a focus on low-voltage, high-current DC–DC conversion and multiphase buck circuits. From circuit simulation to industry experience, I aim to turn technical understanding into practical problem-solving.
From Akita to Sendai, the Tohoku region has shaped my education and everyday life. Alongside electrical and electronic engineering, I have gained experience in cross-cultural communication and teamwork. I enjoy breaking down complex problems, testing ideas, and improving them step by step.
My focus is the final voltage-conversion stage close to the chip: understanding efficiency, power density, and dynamic response at low output voltages and high currents.
Studying the operation and design challenges of high-current POL supplies, with a focus on 12 V to 1 V multiphase buck circuits.
Using MATLAB / Simulink and LTspice to model circuits and investigate PWM control, output ripple, and responses to changing loads.
Working with development boards, schematics, and published technical material to connect power devices and controllers with AI data-center power architectures.
Master’s program, Endo Laboratory. Research on POL power supplies for AI data centers.
Undergraduate studies in electrical and electronic engineering; Kumagai–Abe Laboratory.
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Committee member
Supporting student activities and cross-cultural exchange through team coordination and event preparation.
I welcome conversations about power electronics, AI data-center power, and the connections between research and industry.