Abstract

The article presents the results of studies of the dynamic properties of a vibration-protective system with active control, which is directly identified with the compensatory effect and is charac-terized as direct control, as well as a vibration-protective system with indirect control, which forms a compensatory effect mediated through the implementation of an intermittent process of changes in the parameters of the inertial link. To find the optimal positional control function of direct (ac-tive) control, as well as indirect (singular) control of the inertial link, information technologies for solving boundary value problems were used in relation to the canonical Hamilton equations for the vibration protection systems under study. The parameters are established at which vibration protection systems of this type eliminate resonance phenomena and provide comparable indicators of vibration safety for protected objects under kinematic disturbance.

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