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27 April 2011 Active vibration control of a stiffened panel through application of negative capacitance shunts
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Abstract
Shunted piezoelectric patches form an effective control mechanism for reducing vibrations of a mechanical system. One type of shunt, a negative capacitance circuit, is capable of suppressing vibration amplitude over a broad frequency range. Most previous work has focused on control of simple test structures such as beams and plates. This work studies the performance of the negative capacitance shunt connected to piezoelectric patches attached to a stiffened aircraft panel. The placement of the piezoelectric transducers is determined using a simplified finite element model of one bay of the panel. The numerical predictions are compared to experimental results for spatial average vibration for a point force input. The amount of control for increasing number of patches is also investigated. These results give a more accurate representation of the achievable performance in real world application.
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Benjamin S. Beck, Kenneth A. Cunefare, Manuel Collet, and Massimo Ruzzene "Active vibration control of a stiffened panel through application of negative capacitance shunts", Proc. SPIE 7977, Active and Passive Smart Structures and Integrated Systems 2011, 79770C (27 April 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.880418
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KEYWORDS
Capacitance

Control systems

Active vibration control

Resistors

Motion models

Sensors

Skin

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