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Adaptive Control of Vibration Intensity in a Beam in the Frequency Domain

Yukio IWAYA, Tomoki ICHINOSEKI, Yoiti SUZUKI, Masato SAKATA, Toshio SONE

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In this paper, an adaptive method for active control of vibration intensity in the frequency domain is proposed. In this method, vibration intensity is observed with the 4-sensor method, and the coefficients of an adaptive FIR filter for the active control is renewed with the Block Filtered-X LMS algorithm in the frequency domain. An experiment with the proposed method is performed on a simple model. As a result, the proposed method gives larger attenuation of vibration intensity than the conventional method in the high frequency region. The overall attenuation in vibration intensity in that frequency region is 14.1 dB with the proposed method, while it is 7.0 dB with the conventional method. In the lower frequency region, the reduction in vibration intensity by the proposed method is roughly equivalent to that obtained by the conventional method. An improvement may also be achieved there by setting the intervals between error sensors properly.

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IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E82-A No.4 pp.605-610
Publication Date
1999/04/25
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Special Section PAPER (Special Section on Advanced Signal Processing Techniques for Analysis of Acoustical and Vibrational Signals)
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