

Type of Document Master's Thesis Author Fannin, Christopher A. Author's Email Address cfannin@vt.edu URN etd-8897-171952 Title Design of an Analog Adaptive Piezoelectric Sensoriactuator Degree Master of Science Department Mechanical Engineering Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title Cudney, Harley H. Wicks, Alfred L. Saunders, William R. Committee Chair Keywords
- piezoelectric
- collocated
- smart structure
- LMS algorithm
- system ID
Date of Defense 1997-02-26 Availability unrestricted Abstract In order for a piezoelectric transducer to be used as asensor and actuator simultaneously, a direct charge due to
the applied voltage must be removed from the total response
in order to allow observation of the mechanical response
alone. Earlier researchers proposed electronic
compensators to remove this term by creating a reference
signal which destructively interferes with the direct
piezoelectric charge output, leaving only the charge
related to the mechanical response signal. This research
presents alternative analog LMS adaptive filtering methods
which accomplish the same result. The main advantage of
the proposed analog compensation scheme is its ability to
more closely match the order of the adaptive filter to the
assumed dynamics of the piezostructure using an adaptive
first-order high-pass filter. Theoretical and experimental
results are provided along with a discussion of the
difficulties encountered in trying to achieve perfect
compensation of the feedthrough capacitive charge on a
piezoelectric wafer.
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