Article | REF: R6200 V1

Active vibration control

Author: Bernard GARNIER

Publication date: June 10, 2002, Review date: February 2, 2022

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3. Major technological options

3.1 Actuators

All the possible design principles summarized in [R 3 140] are potentially applicable to the construction of actuators for active vibration control, as is the implementation logic [R 3 140] . In practice, only technologies that guarantee both :

  • perfect module and phase control of the control effort;

  • minimization of control signal distortions ;

  • the reliability required for embedded systems;

  • technological maturity and suitability for mass production;

  • ...
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