A Mechanically Coupled Three Degree-of-Freedom Resonator with Tunable Stiffness Sensitivity
A Mechanically Coupled Three Degree-of-Freedom Resonator with Tunable Stiffness Sensitivity
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DOI:
10.1016/j.sna.2022.113713
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2022-06
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Jianlin Chen;T. Tsukamoto;Shuji Tanaka
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作者:
Jianlin Chen;T. Tsukamoto;Shuji Tanaka
This paper reports a novel three degree-of-freedom (DoF) mechanical-coupled resonator whose mechanical system is a combination of a normal dual mass resonator (DMR) and an amplified dual mass resonator (ADMR). The mode localization phenomenon is firstly observed between the DMR mode (the anti-phase mode of DMR) and the ADMR mode (the anti-phase mode of ADMR). The resonant frequencies of the DMR and ADMR modes can be tuned to an identical value thanks to the unique structure design so that the amplitude ratio can be highly sensitive to the structural perturbation. The ADMR mode can approach the DMR mode and the amplitude ratio sensitivity can be enhanced by adjusting the inner stiffness, which largely affects the ADMR mode frequency while slightly influences the DMR mode frequency. Using the proposed triple-mass resonator scheme, it is not necessary to use an extremely weak coupling spring, which is advantageous for practical uses. The measurement results showed the as-fabricated frequency difference and sensitivity was 110 Hz and 210, respectively. The frequency difference could be effectively minimized to less than 0.2 Hz, and the sensitivity could be significantly enhanced to be 59922 by electrostatically softening the inner stiffness.