Many electronic devices utilize sensors for various applications, e.g., detecting motion, detecting finger print, detecting acceleration, etc. Some sensors use a microelectromechanical system (MEMS). In certain MEMS Gyroscope technology, e.g., force feedback, performance may be improved by matching the resonance frequency between the drive mode and the sense mode. Conventionally, dedicated electrodes that are separate from the sense electrodes and drive electrodes have been used to match the resonance frequency between the drive mode and the sense mode. Unfortunately, the addition of a separate electrode is costly because it adversely impacts the area density as well as requiring supporting circuitry.