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Simulation Of The Electromechanical Device Response To Vibration Impact

Aleksandr P. Afanasyev

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The article describes a simulation model of a double electromagnet under the influence of random vibrations on the yoke. The Simscape module toolkit was chosen as the modelling environment, which allows modelling phenomena of a multiphysical nature. It has been experimentally shown that combinations of system parameters are possible, leading to a decrease in the vibration effect on the rocker. During transients, high voltage is induced in the elements of the electric circuit of the electromagnet, which can lead to damage to the components of the electromagnet. It is determined that by choosing the appropriate parameters of the system, it is possible to prevent resonant states. The boundary values of the currents in the electromagnet winding are determined, at which the effect of "sticking" of the yoke to the main magnetic circuit occurs. Amplitude-frequency dependences are obtained for various values of direct current. The eigenfrequencies of oscillations of the investigated electromechanical system are determined.

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The article describes a simulation model of a double electromagnet under the influence of random vibrations on the yoke. The Simscape module toolkit was chosen as the modelling environment, which allows modelling phenomena of a multiphysical nature. It has been experimentally shown that combinations of system parameters are possible, leading to a decrease in the vibration effect on the rocker. During transients, high voltage is induced in the elements of the electric circuit of the electromagnet, which can lead to damage to the components of the electromagnet. It is determined that by choosing the appropriate parameters of the system, it is possible to prevent resonant states. The boundary values of the currents in the electromagnet winding are determined, at which the effect of "sticking" of the yoke to the main magnetic circuit occurs. Amplitude-frequency dependences are obtained for various values of direct current. The eigenfrequencies of oscillations of the investigated electromechanical system are determined.

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The article describes a simulation model of a double electromagnet under the influence of random vibrations on the yoke. The Simscape module toolkit was chosen as the modelling environment, which allows modelling phenomena of a multiphysical nature. It has been experimentally shown that combinations of system parameters are possible, leading to a decrease in the vibration effect on the rocker. During transients, high voltage is induced in the elements of the electric circuit of the electromagnet, which can lead to damage to the components of the electromagnet. It is determined that by choosing the appropriate parameters of the system, it is possible to prevent resonant states. The boundary values of the currents in the electromagnet winding are determined, at which the effect of "sticking" of the yoke to the main magnetic circuit occurs. Amplitude-frequency dependences are obtained for various values of direct current. The eigenfrequencies of oscillations of the investigated electromechanical system are determined.

Key concepts: Electromagnet, Yoke (aeronautics), Vibration, Voltage, Amplitude, Acoustics, Magnetic circuit, Physics

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