Abstract
This paper investigates the nonlinear mass and damping effects of nonlinear electromagnetic shunt damping (N-EMSD) for vibration isolation performance enhancement of a permanent magnets (PMs) based nonlinear vibration isolator (NVI). An electromagnetic structure composing of two coils and two PMs is designed to realize equivalent nonlinear damping and mass. The nonlinear mechanic-electromagnetic coupling coefficient is analyzed and modeled. The voltage frequency of the circuit is twice the displacement frequency that is totally different with that of the linear electromagnetic shunt damping (L-EMSD). The amplitude frequency response function of the NVI with N-EMSD is theoretically derived via the harmonic balance method (HBM) and the stability is judged with Jacobian matrix. Then the equivalent nonlinear damping and nonlinear mass of the N-EMSD is derived. The numerical predictions agree with the experimental results, which demonstrate that the use of inductance in shunt circuit can change the equivalent nonlinear mass and the “jump” frequency of the NVI. Large value of inductance deteriorates the vibration isolation performance and the optimal inductance is slightly smaller than zero. Furthermore, N-EMSD can realize nonlinear damping to achieve wide band vibration isolation of the NVI. The optimal negative resistance is discussed.
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