"A versatile semi-active magnetorheological inerter with energy harvest" by Jing Cao, Donghong Ning et al.
Semi-active devices typically adjust the system’s damping coefficient to control vibration, offering advantages such as excellent performance and low power consumption. However, the output force of the traditional variable damping (VD) device can only be opposite to the relative motion direction of the device’s two terminals, which limits the vibration control performance. This paper introduces a versatile semi-active magnetorheological (MR) inerter with three operating modes, the VD, energy...
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