Credits & Research Lineage
IPC.Engineer stands on the shoulders of dedicated researchers. This page honors the people and published work that made this technology teachable.
Foundational Research
Julian Perry, MSc PGCE — Kerrow Energetics
The experimental research program of Julian Perry at Kerrow Energetics produced the systematic measurements, replication protocols, and peer-reviewed publications that form the scientific backbone of the IPC.Engineer curriculum. His documentation of pulse-induced energy gains in electrochemical systems — including chemistry-specific frequency optimization and rigorous coefficient-of-performance methodology — turned decades of anecdotal builder knowledge into reproducible engineering.
Published Papers (JEEE)
Journal of Emerging Energy Engineering — peer-reviewed references cited throughout the build modules.
Pulse-Induced Energy Gains in Electrochemical Systems
Foundational peer-reviewed documentation of anomalous charge acceptance under inductive pulse conditioning.
Follow-up study on pulse-frequency optimization across battery chemistries
Establishes chemistry-specific pulse repetition frequency optima, including LiFePO4 response near 120 Hz.
Replication and measurement methodology for pulse charging systems
Defines the instrumentation and CoP measurement standards used throughout the IPC.Engineer curriculum.
Scaling considerations for inductive pulse charging beyond bench power
Explores thermal, switching, and safety constraints for higher-wattage IPC builds.
Mentors & Pioneers
The lineage of researchers whose life's work established the field of pulsed energy recovery.
Peter Lindemann
Decades of research and teaching on the practical recovery of inductive (radiant) spike energy and battery rejuvenation methods.
Paul Babcock
Researcher and educator in fast-switching and magnetic energy systems, whose work on high-speed switching illuminated the efficiency principles behind pulsed energy recovery.
John Bedini
Pioneer of the pulse-motor / energizer architecture whose circuits demonstrated flyback charge recovery into secondary batteries.
Andrii Slobodian
Engineer and experimenter whose replication work and measurement contributions advanced the practical understanding of inductive pulse charging systems.
IPC.Engineer is an independent educational platform. Names listed here are acknowledged for their historical research contributions.