2009
DOI: 10.1177/1045389x09352819
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Coil-based Electromagnetic Damper and Actuator for Vibration Suppression of Cantilever Beams

Abstract: In this study, both an eddy current coil damper and an electromagnetic actuator were developed for the vibration suppression of a cantilever beam integrated with a copper coil and a permanent magnet. The control system for the vibration suppression of the electro-magneto-mechanically coupled beam that consists of a coil attached to an aluminum beam and a permanent magnet installed below the coil was proposed. Alternatively, the conductive coil can be passively and actively used as a damper and an actuator. The… Show more

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“…Situations may arise that cause R m 1, and in these cases it may be necessary to model additional losses in the circuit model developed in section 2.3. It should be noted that magnetic dampers operate by dissipating energy through eddy currents [15,41],…”
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“…Situations may arise that cause R m 1, and in these cases it may be necessary to model additional losses in the circuit model developed in section 2.3. It should be noted that magnetic dampers operate by dissipating energy through eddy currents [15,41],…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Situations may arise that cause R m 1, and in these cases it may be necessary to model additional losses in the circuit model developed in section 2.3. It should be noted that magnetic dampers operate by dissipating energy through eddy currents [15,41], and therefore a more comprehensive model than is presented in this work would be required to accurately describe these systems.…”
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“…The passive methods include parametric and structural modification, 6 implementation of dynamic vibration absorbers, 7 addition of structural damping, 8 and so forth. The active methods mainly refer to mounting active control elements on beam/plate structures, including electromagnetic actuators 9 and piezoelectric actuators. 10 Among the passive methods, parametric and structural modification has gained popularity since it does 1 not require any external elements.…”
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confidence: 99%