Abstract—The interest in smart alloys as active materials to design new devices is constantly increasing. This brings the necessity to develop robust and accurate models for the underlying complex physical phenomena in order to improve the device performance. Special attention has to be paid to understanding the coupling of mechanical and electromagnetic characteristics in dynamical processes. In particular, rate independent memory effects are commonly seen as a serious drawback in the design of the controller.
Handling memory properties of smart materials: A review on modeling, compensation and control
Davino D;Visone C
2013-01-01
Abstract
Abstract—The interest in smart alloys as active materials to design new devices is constantly increasing. This brings the necessity to develop robust and accurate models for the underlying complex physical phenomena in order to improve the device performance. Special attention has to be paid to understanding the coupling of mechanical and electromagnetic characteristics in dynamical processes. In particular, rate independent memory effects are commonly seen as a serious drawback in the design of the controller.File in questo prodotto:
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