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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Electromagnetic damper"”.

  1. Passive electromagnetic damping device for motion control of building structures

    … control of motion in building structures: an electromagnetic damper. The electromagnetic damper is a self-excited device that provides a reaction force to an applied motion. We chose a tubular permanent-magnet linear machine as this new structural damper, and we derive its mathematical model …

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  2. A study on energy harvesting through the use of electromagnetic dampers in motion control schemes

    … concepts. This study investigates the use of the electromagnetic damper as an energy harvesting device in multiple damping schemes. It is shown that the use of the electromagnetic damper in a tuned mass damper scheme produces the most available energy to be harvested.

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  3. Investigation into low power active electromagnetic damping for automotive applications

    … and passenger comfort. Hydraulic passive dampers are the most common system employed on vehicles, yet it is well known that passive suspension systems are less effective on lightweight vehicles. Modern damper technologies such as semi-active and active dampers, offer potential benefits …

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  4. Semi-active damping control for vibration isolation of base disturbances

    … (SDOF) system, comprising a semi-active damper with a linear passive spring in parallel, is used to study the vibration isolation of base excitation. The semi-active control strategies investigated include on-off skyhook control, continuous skyhook control, on-off balance control and …

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  5. Smart Dampers Applied to Upper-Limb Rehabilitation Training Systems

    … of multi-degree-of-freedom smart balland-socket dampers and their application to fully-controllable rehabilitation training systems were investigated. A key feature of these dampers is the use of magnetorheological (MR) fluids which can exhibit dramatic changes in their rheological properties, …

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  6. Design, Modeling and Control of Vibration Systems with Electromagnetic Energy Harvesters and their Application to Vehicle Suspensions

    … harvest the associated vibration energy using electromagnetic energy harvesters. This dissertation shows that the electromagnetic energy harvester can work as a controllable damper as well as an energy harvester. The semi-active control of a linear electromagnetic energy harvester, for …

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  7. Design, Modeling and Tests of Electromagnetic Energy Harvesting Systems for Railway Track and Car Applications

    … for onboard or trackside electronics, using electromagnetic generators. Compact electromagnetic energy harvesters that can be installed onboard railcars or wayside on railroad tracks are designed, fabricated, and tested. The designs integrate a mechanical motion rectifier (MMR) with embedded …

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  8. Development of Novel Eddy Current Dampers for the Suppression of Structural Vibrations

    … structure is to use magnetic damping. Magnetic dampers function through the eddy currents that are generated in a conductive material that experiences a time varying magnetic field. However, following the generation of these currents, the internal resistance of the conductor causes them to …

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