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12 April 2010 Feasibility study on self-powered active vibration control using a piezoelectric actuator
Kimihiko Nakano, Masanori Ohori, Atsushi Tagaya
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Abstract
Self-powered active vibration control is a system that produces a control force using energy generated from vibration and carries out the control without power sources. The authors propose to apply this control system to smart structures using a piezoelectric actuator. Assuming the structure is a simply supported beam, a linear state space equation is derived and an equation to estimate the power balance is presented. The results of the numerical simulations and experiments show the active control system suppresses vibration better than a passive control system where the amount of the power generated exceeds the amount consumed.
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Kimihiko Nakano, Masanori Ohori, and Atsushi Tagaya "Feasibility study on self-powered active vibration control using a piezoelectric actuator", Proc. SPIE 7643, Active and Passive Smart Structures and Integrated Systems 2010, 76432Y (12 April 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.847480
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KEYWORDS
Control systems

Actuators

Active vibration control

Transducers

Numerical simulations

Quantum efficiency

Smart structures

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