Cheng‐Shong Hong

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Cheng-Shong Hong is a researcher specializing in microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), piezoelectric sensors, and accelerometer design. His work focuses on developing high-performance, lead-free piezoelectric accelerometers that balance sensitivity, accuracy, and practical applicability. In his most cited study, "Design of a Square MEMS Piezoelectric Accelerometer with a Wide Range of Applicability, a Low Transverse Sensitivity Ratio, and High Accuracy" (2022, 14 citations), Hong introduces a novel square MEMS accelerometer that operates effectively across a broader frequency range than previous designs. This device is particularly suited for low-G sensing environments, offering high accuracy and significantly reduced transverse sensitivity—a common source of measurement error. By addressing these critical performance trade-offs, Hong’s work advances the reliability and versatility of MEMS accelerometers for applications in vibration monitoring, inertial navigation, and industrial sensing. His contributions are especially relevant to the development of environmentally friendly, lead-free sensor technologies. With growing interest in compact, high-precision motion sensors, Hong’s research continues to influence the design of next-generation MEMS devices for both academic and industrial applications.

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   Design of a Square MEMS Piezoelectric Accelerometer With a Wide Range of Applicability, a Low Transverse Sensitivity Ratio, and High Accuracy

   14 citations · 2022

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