Active hard mount vibration isolation

Control Mechanics Precision-technology
MIkroniek 2010-3 by Tjeerd van der Poel, Johannes van Dijk, et al. 2 April 2012

A novel active vibration isolation approach using stiff supports (called hard mounts) is discussed. The objective of this vibration isolation system is to combine high support stiffness with excellent isolation of floor vibrations. The support stiffness is realized by mechanical design and the floor vibration isolation performance is realized by means of feedback and adaptive feedforward control. This constitutes a novel approach to vibration isolation, which is not offered by manufacturers of vibration isolation systems.


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