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Piezoelectric Stack Actuator: FE-Modeling and Application for Vibration Isolation

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Smart Structures

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The piezoelectric stack actuator is one of the most established actuator device for active systems. In this paper a finite element (FE) fomiulation for a piezoelectric rod is derived. The FE formulation provides a model of stack actuators by which the dynamic behaviour is calculated. To validate the FE formulation and to evaluate the performance of a vibration isolation system with stack actuator an experimental setup is designed and tested. In a first set of experiments a feedforward control concept is used and the results are compared with the FE simulation. Feedforward control requires a reference signal which is not always available in real applications. Therefore a second set of experiments is performed with a proportional feedback controller.

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Stöbener, U., Gaul, L. (2001). Piezoelectric Stack Actuator: FE-Modeling and Application for Vibration Isolation. In: Suleman, A. (eds) Smart Structures. International Centre for Mechanical Sciences, vol 429. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-2686-8_7

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