NASA NTRS · 19960021772
Vibration Control of Deployable Astromast Boom: Preliminary Experiments
Abstract
This paper deals with the dynamic characterization of a flexible aerospace solar boom. The modeling issues and sine dwell vibration testing to determine natural frequencies and mode shapes of a continuous-longer on deployable ASTROMAST lattice boom are discussed. The details of the proof-of-concept piezoelectric active vibration experiments on a simple cantilever beam to control its vibrations are presented. The control parameters like voltage to the controller crystal and its location are investigated, to determine the effectiveness of control element to suppress selected resonant vibrations of the test specimen. Details of this experiment and plans for its future adaptation to the prototype structure are also discussed.
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Swaminadham, M., Hamilton, David A.. 1994-05-01. Vibration Control of Deployable Astromast Boom: Preliminary Experiments. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19960021772
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