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29 October 1998 Linear precision inertial actuator built for low-impact in-situ installation on structures with vibration problems
Clark A. Updike, Scott W. Greeley, James A. King
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Abstract
In the process of designing a control actuator for a vibration cancellation system demonstration on a large, precision optical testbed, it was discovered that the support struts on which the control actuators attach could not be disassembled. This led to the development of a Linear Precision ACTuator (LPACT) with a novel two piece design which could be clamped around the strut in-situ. The design requirements, LPACT characteristics, and LPACT test results are fully described and contrasted with other earlier LPACT designs. Cancellation system performance results are presented for a 3 tone disturbance case. Excellent results, on the order of 40 dB of attenuation per tone (down to the noise floor on two disturbances), are achieved using an Adaptive Neural Controller (ANC).
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Clark A. Updike, Scott W. Greeley, and James A. King "Linear precision inertial actuator built for low-impact in-situ installation on structures with vibration problems", Proc. SPIE 3429, Current Developments in Optical Design and Engineering VII, (29 October 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.328557
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KEYWORDS
Actuators

Magnetism

Control systems

Distortion

Amplifiers

Interfaces

Precision optics

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