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IEEE-ASME TRANSACTIONS ON MECHATRONICS
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IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/TMECH.2023.3287915
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Bio-inspired structure; electromagnetic shunt damping (EMSD); nonlinear vibration; quasi-zero-stiffness; vibration isolation
This work presents a cockroach-inspired structure coupled with electromagnetic shunt damping (EMSD) for ultra-low frequency vibration isolation. The EMSD includes linear damping and nonlinear damping achieved through geometric nonlinearity. By adjusting the geometric parameters and assembly configuration, the electromagnetic coupling coefficient can be increased, resulting in enhanced equivalent damping. Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of EMSD in reducing the transmission rate of ultra-low frequency vibration without significant impact on high-frequency vibration isolation.
Considering the limited vibration isolation performance of bionic structures under complex excitation environments, this work innovatively presents a cockroach-inspired structure (CIS) coupled with electromagnetic shunt damping (EMSD) for ultra-low frequency vibration isolation. The EMSD includes a linear EMSD embedded in a single coil for linear damping and a nonlinear EMSD with two opposite connected coils for nonlinear damping. The geometric nonlinearity of EMSD is achieved through the certain structural assembly, which is used to tune the damping properties of EMSD. The effects of geometric nonlinearity on the damping performance of EMSDs are investigated numerically and experimentally. Adjusting the geometric parameters and assembly configuration of EMSD can increase the electromagnetic coupling coefficient, resulting in enhanced equivalent damping. The experimental results demonstrate that the use of EMSD reduces the peak transmissibility of CIS from 1.9 to 1.47, without influencing the high-frequency vibration isolation significantly. This study provides a design methodology for the damping for bio-inspired vibration isolation structures.
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