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A numerical and experimental study of optimal velocity feedback control for vibration suppression of a plate-like structure
This study presents a numerical and an experimental study on an active vibration control system. The system includes a fully-clamped plate and two surface bonded piezoelectric actuators and a collocated velocity sensor at one of the actuator locations. One of the piezoelectric actuators is used for
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