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6 April 2009 Active vibration cancellation of tonal disturbance using orthogonal eigenstructure control
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Orthogonal Eigenstructure Control (OEC) is a novel control method that can be used for active vibration cancellation. OEC is an output feedback control method applicable to multiple-input, multiple-output linear systems. In this paper, application of OEC for active vibration cancellation in a plate is presented. A steel plate clamped at four edges is used as a test plate and piezoelectric actuators are used as control actuators. Accelerometers are used for measuring the acceleration and displacement at ten locations on the plate. A tonal disturbance with a frequency of 150 Hz is applied to the plate by an electromagnetic actuator. After identification of the state-space model of the plate, orthogonal eigenstructure control is used to find the control gains that decouple the modes of vibrations and reduce transferring of vibrational energy between them. The results show significant vibration suppression throughout the plate.
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M. Rastgaar, M. Ahmadian, and S. C. Southward "Active vibration cancellation of tonal disturbance using orthogonal eigenstructure control", Proc. SPIE 7288, Active and Passive Smart Structures and Integrated Systems 2009, 728823 (6 April 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.815639
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KEYWORDS
Actuators

Control systems

Electromagnetism

Active vibration control

Data modeling

Matrices

Vibration control

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