The Dynamic Performance Study of Six-Dimensional Dynamic Force Generator

Abstract

A six-dimensional dynamic force generating device is developed based on the dynamic performance calibration requirement of a six-dimensional force test platform based on the exciter force generating unit. The finite element software is used to perform modal analysis on the dynamic force generating device to obtain the natural frequency response of the device. Based on the finite element analysis results, the second-order transfer function at the sixth-order natural frequency point of the device is obtained, and the amplitude-phase frequency characteristic curve is obtained. Combined with the characteristic parameters of the exciter, the relationship curve between the excitation frequency and the excitation force under the influence of the natural frequency of the device is obtained. The comprehensive of finite element method and calculation results show that the designed dynamic force generating device can meet the requirements of use. According to the analysis results, it is found that the excitation capability can be maintained at a low frequency state to achieve high amplitude fixed frequency excitation, and low amplitude fixed frequency excitation is realized at a high frequency state.