Research Article
Impact of Tuned Mass Dampers and Electromagnetic Tuned Mass Dampers on Geometrically Nonlinear Vibrations Reduction of Planar Cable Robots
Table 1
Dynamic system parameters.
| Parameters | Description | Values | Units |
| First degree of freedom (end effector) | | End effector mass | 0.5225 | kg | | Mass-air friction coefficient | 0.0031 | N/(m/s) | | Cable spring constant | 25000 | N/m | | Viscous coefficient of friction of the cable | 90 | N/(m/s) | | Extra tension due to weight of 1st dof | 3.4 | N | | Original length of cables | 1.06 | M | | Pretension in the cables | 10 | N |
| Second degree of freedom (damper mass) | | Damper mass | 0.067 | kg | | Spring constant in damper | 12 | N/m | | Viscous coefficient of friction of the damper | 0.4 | N/(m/s) | | Dry friction coefficient of the damper | 0.1 | Dimensionless | | Electromechanical coupling coefficient | 2.65 | V/(m/s) | | Coil electrical resistance | 85.15 | Ω | | Electric load resistance | 20 | Ω |
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