Application of µ-Synthesis Active Vibration Control Technique to a Smart Fin

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2003-11-03

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Yaman, Yavuz
Volkan, Nalbantoğlu
Tarkan, Çalışkan
Eswar, Prasad
Davıd, Waechter
Bın, Yan

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This study presents a µ-synthesis active vibration control technique applied to the sinusoidally forced vibrations of a smart fin. The smart fin consists of a cantilever aluminum passive plate-like structure with surface bonded piezoelectric (PZT, LeadZirconate-Titanate) patches. The study presents the design of controllers via µsynthesis, which effectively suppress the vibrations of the smart fin due to its first flexural and first torsional modes. Two different experimental set-ups are used in the study. In the first set-up the response is acquired by the strain gages and the vibration suppression is achieved by using Sensortech SS10 controller unit. In the second set-up the response is obtained by using a laser displacement sensor and the vibrations are suppressed through LabVIEW based programs. The effectiveness of the µ-synthesis technique in active vibration control of the smart fin is also presented.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/79459
https://sensortechcanada.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/2003-02-Application-of-%C2%B5-Synthesis-Active-Vibration-Control-Technique-to-a-Smart-Fin.pdf

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CANSMART2003, 6th CanSmart Meeting, International Workshop on Smat Materials and Structures

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Y. Yaman, N. Volkan, Ç. Tarkan, P. Eswar, W. Davıd, and Y. Bın, “Application of µ-Synthesis Active Vibration Control Technique to a Smart Fin,” presented at the CANSMART2003, 6th CanSmart Meeting, International Workshop on Smat Materials and Structures, Montreal, Kanada, 2003, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/79459.