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27 April 2007Passive vibration damping with magnetostrictive composite material
This paper describes evaluation of an autonomous-material system tailored for free-layer vibration damping of structural
elements. The magnetostrictive particulate composite (MPC) material described has moderate stiffness and minimal
temperature and frequency dependence. The composite is created by curing Terfenol particles {Tb(1-x)Dy(x)Fe(2),0.2
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Joseph R. Maly, Gregory P. Carmen, James C. Goodding, Catherine A. Kerrigan, Ken K. Ho, "Passive vibration damping with magnetostrictive composite material," Proc. SPIE 6525, Active and Passive Smart Structures and Integrated Systems 2007, 652515 (27 April 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.717873