Active Vibration Control for Lathe Based Neural Network

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In this paper, we took lathe as the research object, and established an active vibration control system model based on neural network AVC (Active Vibration Control) system, and the Matlab simulation results showed that the AVC system can reduce vibration effectively and improve the lathe’s accuracy.

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183-187

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August 2011

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