The systematic procedure for the synthesis of active controllers for vibratory systems, presented in a recent paper (2)‡, is extended to embrace the many practically important cases where it is necessary to take account of dynamic effects in the feedback loops. In order to effect this extension, certain new results in modal control theory are developed.
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
References
1.
Den HartogP. J.Mechanical vibrations1956 (McGraw-Hill Book Company Inc., New York).
2.
PorterB.BradshawA. ‘Synthesis of active controllers for vibratory systems’, J. mech. Engng Sci.197214, 307.
3.
PorterB.CrossleyT. R.Modal control1972 (Taylor and Francis Ltd, London, and Barnes and Noble Inc., New York).
4.
BishopR. E. D.GladwellG. M. L.MichaelsonS.Matrix methods of vibration analysis1965 (Cambridge University Press).
5.
PorterB.Synthesis of dynamical systems1969 (Thos Nelson and Sons Ltd, London, and Barnes and Noble Inc., New York).
