Titlebook: Adaptive and Robust Active Vibration Control; Methodology and Test Ioan Doré Landau,Tudor-Bogdan Airimi?oaie,Aurelian Book 2017 Springer In

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-61945-8dforward compensators using a measurement correlated with the disturbance obtained upstream from the residual acceleration (or force). Nevertheless, a “positive” feedback from control signal to disturbance measurement is introduced that can destabilize the system. Indirect and direct approaches for

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Compact Textbooks in Mathematicsches are discussed from a unified point of view. The high performance required in the presence of variability of the vibration characteristics leads to the use of robust and adaptive designs for active vibration control systems. The challenges related to these approaches are described.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-00982-3rollers) is discussed both from performance and robustness perspectives. The importance of sensitivity functions is enhanced. A number of basic concepts are defined and explained. A real-time example of an active vibration control (suppression of a tonal vibration) illustrates the design methodology presented in this chapter.

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Analog and Digital Sound EncodingParameter adaptation algorithms are the key step for estimating the parameters of the discrete time dynamic model of the system to be controlled and for building an adaptive active vibration control system. A coverage of the subject is provided from the perspective of the user. Stability and convergence issues are addressed.