Vibration control system

Claim 2

Vibration control system, comprising: sensing means for sensing a movement of a test object; an A/D converter for converting a detected signal from said sensing means into a digital response signal; Fourier transform means which converts the digital response signal into a response spectrum amplitude signal and outputs the response spectrum amplitude signal; means for generating a reference spectrum amplitude signal from a given reference power spectral density data; computing means which calculate a drive spectrum amplitude using the response spectrum amplitude and said reference spectrum amplitude signal, and outputs a drive spectrum amplitude signal; random phase generating means for outputting a signal representing a set of random phases; multiplying means which calculates a drive spectrum by multiplying components of the drive spectrum amplitude signal by the random phase factor signal from the random phase generating means; inverse Fourier transform means which converts the drive spectrum into a time domain signal; phase shift means for shifting the phase of the time domain signal; windowing means for windowing the time domain signal to obtain a windowed time domain signal; said random phase generating means, said multiplying means, said inverse Fourier transform means, said phase shift means and said windowing means including means for repeating their operation to obtain plural windowed time domain signals; and overlapping means which overlaps the plural windowed time domain signals for outputting a digital drive signal; a D/A converter for converting the digital drive signal from the overlapping means into an analog drive signal and for outputting the analog signal to control the operation of a vibration generator.

Claim 3

Vibration control system in accordance with claim 1 wherein, said random phase generating means outputs a signal representing set of random phases which varies with each repeat operation controlled by said repeating means.

Claim 4

Vibration control system in accordance with claim 1 wherein, said random phase generating means outputs a signal representing the same set of random phases with each repeat operation controlled by said repeating means.

Claim 5

Vibration control system in accordance with claim 1 wherein, said random phase generating means outputs a signal representing a set of random phases which varies with each repeat operation controlled by said repeating means in a true random mode and is the same with each repeat operation controlled by said repeating means in a pseudo random mode.

Claim 6

Vibration control system in accordance with claim 1, wherein, said phase shift means is provided after the windowing means.

Claim 7

Vibration control system in accordance with claim 1, wherein, said phase shift means is provided between the random phase generator and the multiplying means.

Claim 8

Vibration control system in accordance with claim 1, wherein, said windowing means is provided before the inverse Fourier transform means and thus the windowing operation is carried out in the frequency domain.

Claim 9

Vibration control system in accordance with claim 4 wherein, said windowing means provides the window function value satisfying following condition: ##EQU22## where M is a total overlap number, and ##EQU23##

Claim 10

Vibration control system, comprising: sensing means for sensing a movement of a test object; an A/D converter for converting a detected signal from said sensing means into a digital response signal; Fourier transform means which converts the digital response signal into a response spectrum amplitude signal and outputs the response spectrum amplitude signal; means for generating a reference spectrum amplitude signal from given reference power spectral density data; computing means which calculate a drive spectrum amplitude using the response spectrum amplitude and said reference spectrum amplitude signal, and outputs a drive spectrum amplitude signal; random phase generating means for outputting a signal representing a set of random phases; multiplying means which calculates a drive spectrum by multiplying components of the drive spectrum amplitude signal by the random phase factor signal from the random phase generating means; inverse Fourier transform means which converts the drive spectrum into a time domain signal; phase shift means for shifting the phase of the time domain signal; windowing means for windowing the time domain signal to obtain a windowed time domain signal; overlapping means which overlaps plural windowed time domain signals for outputting a digital drive signal; a D/A converter for converting the digital drive signal from the overlapping means into an analog drive signal and for outputting the analog signal to control the operation of a vibration generator; said windowing means using the following window function w(t): ##EQU24## where T is the time length of one frame ω.sub. = π /T and ωk=ω 1 ·k, k=1,2,3, . . . R wherein, the window function satisfies both of the following two conditions: a k is substantially zero and b k is substantially zero when k=nM (condition I) R<M/2 (condition II) where n is a natural number and M is a total overlap number.

Claim 11

Vibration control system, comprising: sensing means for sensing a movement of a test object; an A/D converter for converting a detected signal from said sensing means into a digital response signal; Fourier transform means which converts the digital response signal into a response spectrum amplitude signal and outputs the response spectrum amplitude signal; means for generating a reference spectrum amplitude signal from given reference power spectral density data; computing means which calculate a drive spectrum amplitude using the response spectrum amplitude and said reference spectrum amplitude signal, and outputs a drive spectrum amplitude signal; random phase generating means for outputting a signal representing a set of random phases; multiplying means which calculates a drive spectrum by multiplying components of the drive spectrum amplitude signal by the random phase factor signal from the random phase generating means; inverse Fourier transform means which converts the drive spectrum into a time domain signal; phase shift means for shifting the phase of the time domain signal; windowing means for windowing the time domain signal to obtain a windowed time domain signal; overlapping means which overlaps plural windowed time domain signals for outputting a digital drive signal; a D/A converter for converting the digital drive signal from the overlapping means into an analog drive signal and for outputting the analog signal to control the operation of a vibration generator; said windowing means using the following window function w(t): ##EQU24## where T is the time length of one frame ω.sub. = π /T and ωk=ω 1 ·k, k=1,2,3, . . . R wherein, the window function satisfies both of the following two conditions: a k is substantially zero and b k is substantially zero when k=nM (condition I) R<M/2 (condition II) where n is a natural number and M is a total overlap number.

Claim 12

Vibration control system in accordance with claim 8, wherein, said window function w(t) is as follows: w(t)=0.5+0.5 cos ω.sub.1 t.

Claim 13

Vibration control method comprising: obtaining a response spectrum amplitude from test object vibrated by a vibration generator, generating a reference spectrum amplitude, obtaining a drive spectrum amplitude by comparing the response spectrum amplitude with the reference spectrum amplitude, and applying a drive signal having the drive spectrum amplitude to the vibration generator, wherein the response spectrum amplitude is obtained by applying a white noise composed of a pseudo random signal to the vibration generator, then, comparing the response spectrum amplitude with the reference spectrum amplitude for obtaining the drive spectrum amplitude and applying drive signal having the drive spectrum amplitude which is a pseudo random signal to the vibration generator, and observing any change of the response spectrum amplitude and outputting true random signal having the determined drive spectrum amplitude to control the operation of the vibration generator after the response spectrum amplitude being within an allowance range of the reference spectrum amplitude.

Claim 14

Vibration control method comprising: obtaining a response spectrum amplitude from test object vibrated by a vibration generator, generating a reference spectrum amplitude, obtaining a drive spectrum amplitude by comparing the response spectrum amplitude with the reference spectrum amplitude, and applying a drive signal having the drive spectrum amplitude to the vibration generator, wherein the response spectrum amplitude is obtained by applying a white noise composed of a pseudo random signal to the vibration generator, then, comparing the response spectrum amplitude with the reference spectrum amplitude for obtaining the drive spectrum amplitude and applying drive signal having the drive spectrum amplitude which is a pseudo random signal to the vibration generator, and observing any change of the response spectrum amplitude and outputting true random signal having the determined drive spectrum amplitude to control the operation of the vibration generator after the response spectrum amplitude being within an allowance range of the reference spectrum amplitude.