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Finite element simulation of smart structures for active vibration and acoustic control. The design process of engineering smart structures using piezoelectric patches as distributed sensors and actuators requires a virtual overall model, which includes the main functional parts. In the paper a suitable software tool based on the FEM is presented to simulate coupled electro-mechanical-acoustical problems regarding interior noise problems. The modal truncation technique is used to design a LQ-controller as well as to study the time-depending behaviour of a clamed smart plate.
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Sorted by year (- Nestorović, Tamara; Marinković, Dragan; Shabadi, Somu; Trajkov, Miroslav: User defined finite element for modeling and analysis of active piezoelectric shell structures (2014)
- Deü, J.-F.; Larbi, W.; Ohayon, R.: Piezoelectric structural acoustic problems: symmetric variational formulations and finite element results (2008)
- Lefèvre, Jean; Gabbert, Ulrich: Finite element simulation of smart structures for active vibration and acoustic control (2003)