Sung-Tao Lin

Title: Sung-Tao Lin and His Vibratile Gyroscope Invention.

Introduction

Sung-Tao Lin is an inventor associated with Taoyuan, Taiwan, and the Industrial Technology Research Institute. His work includes an invention designed to improve the performance and stability of vibratile gyroscopes.

Latest Patents

Lin is credited with 1 patent. His patent, “Ring Body and Supporting Structure of Vibratile Gyroscope,” describes a thin-sheet ring body supported along two opposing edges. The supports provide axial and radial forces that restrain the ring, helping improve sensitivity and resistance to environmental vibration and noise.

The invention also describes a reinforcing structure around the ring’s interior surface. This structure increases rigidity and helps maintain an elliptical resonance mode. When arranged at the height of the ring body, it can allow electrodes on both the inner and outer sides, increasing the effective area available for driving or sensing. A larger sensing area can help reduce the required driving voltage and improve the signal-to-noise ratio.

Career Highlights

Lin’s listed affiliation is the Industrial Technology Research Institute. His patent reflects an engineering focus on gyroscope structure, resonance stability, and sensing performance.

Collaborations

Gwo-Shiang Lee and Shih-Ping Lee are identified as Lin’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or the extent of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Sung-Tao Lin’s vibratile gyroscope patent presents structural approaches to improving stability, sensitivity, and sensing efficiency.