Gong Zuo, Li Wong
Active vibration control has been introduced and used as one of the effective approaches to suppress unwanted vibrations in different systems. Effective performance of each vibration control method is contingent to accurate design and proper dynamics selection of the control unit. These methods have been extensively studied in various studies in recent years. Each of these new methods are designed by a specific dynamics for a specific system. Here in this paper, we aim to introduce some of these recent approaches in a brief discussion, and familiarize the readers with these techniques. Engineers who wish to design proper vibration controllers in different scales, from micro- to macro applications, will certainly design a more successful vibration controller if they know better about similar techniques, and they can implement the novelties that other scholars have utilized.
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