Vibration Isolation System Using Zero-Power Magnetic Suspension. 1st Report. Principles and Basic Experiments.
Takeshi Mizuno, 亮一 吉富
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Takeshi Mizuno, 亮一 吉富
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A new vibration isolation system using zero-power magnetic suspension is proposed. Since a zero-power magnetic suspension system behaves as if it has a negative stiffness, infinite stiffness against disturbances on the isolation table can be achieved by combining it with a normal spring. It enables the system to have good characteristics in both the performances of isolation from ground and suppression of direct vibration. An analytical study shows that the proposed system has infinite stiffness against disturbances on the isolation table. Such characteristics are experimentally confirmed with a developed instrument.
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A new vibration isolation system using zero-power magnetic suspension is proposed. Since a zero-power magnetic suspension system behaves as if it has a negative stiffness, infinite stiffness against disturbances on the isolation table can be achieved by combining it with a normal spring. It enables the system to have good characteristics in both the performances of isolation from ground and suppression of direct vibration. An analytical study shows that the proposed system has infinite stiffness against disturbances on the isolation table. Such characteristics are experimentally confirmed with a developed instrument.
Key concepts: Vibration isolation, Electromagnetic suspension, Stiffness, Vibration, Suspension (topology), Isolation (microbiology), Zero (linguistics), Control theory (sociology)