Study of Piezoelectric Vibration Damping Based on the SSDI Technology for Aircraft Panels

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In this paper, the typical aircraft panel is excited by the noise induced in traveling wave tube, the vibratory phenomenon of the typical aircraft panel is researched in detail. The piezoelectric vibration of the aircraft panels is damped by Synchronized Switch Damping on Inductor technology (SSDI technology). The acceleration parameters of the structure are controlled and the effect of structural damping is achieved.

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