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On the Choice of the Shunt Circuit for Single-mode Vibration Damping of Piezoactuated Structures
Abstract This paper deals with single-mode passive damping of piezoactuated structures. The problem of shunting in the best way a piezoelectric actuator is discussed, and a new passive shunt circuit, given by the parallel of an inductance and a capacitance in series to a resistance, is here proposed. For a sufficiently high piezoelectric coupling coefficient, it is analytically shown to be more performant than the classical resistive-inductive shunt circuit, in the sense that it guarantees an higher exponential time decay rate of the free vibrations.
On the Choice of the Shunt Circuit for Single-mode Vibration Damping of Piezoactuated Structures
Abstract This paper deals with single-mode passive damping of piezoactuated structures. The problem of shunting in the best way a piezoelectric actuator is discussed, and a new passive shunt circuit, given by the parallel of an inductance and a capacitance in series to a resistance, is here proposed. For a sufficiently high piezoelectric coupling coefficient, it is analytically shown to be more performant than the classical resistive-inductive shunt circuit, in the sense that it guarantees an higher exponential time decay rate of the free vibrations.
On the Choice of the Shunt Circuit for Single-mode Vibration Damping of Piezoactuated Structures
Bisegna, Paolo (author) / Caruso, Giovanni (author) / Maceri, Franco (author)
2005-01-01
12 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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