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26 April 1996 Dynamic analysis of peizoelectric actuator bonded on beam
Xiaoming Wang, Claus Ehlers, Manfred Neitzel
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Abstract
The dynamic behavior of piezoelectric actuators bonded on structures are completely different from its static behavior. The strong interaction between actuators and host structures delivers the response of actuators and associated power supply to be closely dependent on the dynamic state as well as the configuration of the host structures. The paper presents a new electromechanical dynamic model of a pair of actuators featuring the combination of an in- plane longitudinal wave induced by the piezoelectricity and transverse vibration concordant with the bending vibration of the actuator-bonded beam. The analytical results display that both kinds of movement of piezoelectric actuator are coupled with each other and deeply involved into the bending vibration of the beam. Moreover, its in-plane displacement and velocity response to the exciting voltage imposed across the actuators are affected not only by the resonant frequency of a bending vibrating of the beam, but also by the resonant frequency of a longitudinal wave of the piezoelectric actuator and the virtual eigen frequency of longitudinal wave of the actuator which is imaged to have the same length as the beam. The final results show that the electrical admittance of the actuator is contributed by a static, dynamic capacity of the actuator and also has the dedication of both longitudinal wave and transverse vibration coupled with the bending vibrating of the beam.
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Xiaoming Wang, Claus Ehlers, and Manfred Neitzel "Dynamic analysis of peizoelectric actuator bonded on beam", Proc. SPIE 2779, 3rd International Conference on Intelligent Materials and 3rd European Conference on Smart Structures and Materials, (26 April 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.237073
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KEYWORDS
Actuators

Beam analyzers

Protactinium

Power supplies

Smart structures

Cadmium

Lanthanum

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