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27 April 2007 Negative capacitance shunts for vibration control and suppression of reactive input power on rectangular panels
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Abstract
Piezoelectric patches shunted with a negative capacitance circuit represent an effective broadband active control methodology. Recent developments have shown that a wave-based tuning of such shunts applied to beams yields varying levels of control depending upon the configuration, with the most effective configuration being that of a shunt at the root of the beam. That configuration yielded effectively an anechoic termination. The effectiveness of the different configurations may be interpreted through their ability to couple to and suppress the reactive input power delivered by a point excitation, as is demonstrated in this paper. The reactive input power suppression concept is extended to the case of vibration suppression on a rectangular panel, and is shown to predict significant vibration suppression capability.
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Kenneth A. Cunefare "Negative capacitance shunts for vibration control and suppression of reactive input power on rectangular panels", Proc. SPIE 6525, Active and Passive Smart Structures and Integrated Systems 2007, 65252A (27 April 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.720341
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KEYWORDS
Capacitance

Vibration control

Network architectures

Systems modeling

Capacitors

Feedback control

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