Active vibration control of a free-free beam by using a tendon mechanism
Abstract
This paper is concerned with an active vibration control of a free-free beam. The beam is reduced to a finite-degree-of-freedom system by the modal analysis, in which the mode function is derived from the transfer matrix method. A control force is produced by a pair of tendons and a DC servo motor attached to the beam. The state of the beam is presumed by the minimum order state observer and the control force is determined by the digital optimum regulator theory. It is found that the active tendon control method is effective to suppress the vibration of the free-free beam.
- Publication:
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Joint U.S./Japan Conference on Adaptive Structures
- Pub Date:
- 1991
- Bibcode:
- 1991adst.conf..855T
- Keywords:
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- Active Control;
- Beams (Supports);
- Large Space Structures;
- Resonant Frequencies;
- Structural Vibration;
- Vibration Damping;
- Degrees Of Freedom;
- Space Station Structures;
- Vibration Mode;
- Structural Mechanics