This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: National Aeronautics and Space Administration Langley Research Center, University System of Maryland. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Myung K. Sung and Wind Tunnel Balance Innovation
Introduction
Myung K. Sung is an inventor associated with Baltimore, Maryland. His patent work addresses a challenging measurement problem in wind tunnel testing: accurately measuring axial force while limiting interference from other forces.
Latest Patents
Sung is associated with 1 patent, titled “Transducer Geometry for Amplification of Axial Load Response and Suppression of Non-Axial Response.” The disclosure describes an axial section for a wind tunnel balance, a sensor that measures six force and moment components acting on a test model. Because the axial force can be much smaller than the other components, the axial section must amplify its response while suppressing responses to non-axial loads. The invention uses elastic linkages to help achieve that selective measurement.
Career Highlights
Sung’s listed affiliations include the University System of Maryland and NASA Langley Research Center. His patent reflects work on sensor geometry and measurement mechanisms for wind tunnel balance systems.
Collaborations
Jude Persia is identified as Sung’s coworker. Their shared professional context includes affiliations with the University System of Maryland and NASA Langley Research Center.
Conclusion
Myung K. Sung’s patent focuses on improving the accuracy of wind tunnel balance measurements by strengthening axial-load response and reducing non-axial interference.
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