The six-degree-of-freedom adaptive active-passive composite spatial electromagnetic array
damper belongs to the technical field of precision
vibration isolation, and utilizes six sets of
electromagnetic vibration isolation dampers arranged in a Stewart manner between a connecting upper plate and a base plate to generate low-frequency high-damping and high-frequency low-damping characteristics in
six degrees of freedom, thereby effectively and omnidirectionally isolating micro-vibration interference of different frequencies. Each set of
electromagnetic vibration isolation
damper is constructed by 4n (n≥1, n∈N + )
layers of equal-section magnetic rings arranged in an axial array and vertically magnetized between adjacent
layers to construct a high-damping excitation
magnetic field, and in real time responds to changes in an external excitation frequency, precisely controls the size and direction of a coil current through a speed
feedback control method, dynamically adjusts a damping force to adapt to different working conditions, and ensures optimal
vibration isolation effect. The adaptability and stability of the adaptive active-passive composite spatial electromagnetic array
damper enable it to still maintain high
vibration isolation performance in a multi-degree-of-freedom and frequency diversified vibration environment, thereby providing protection for the stable operation of precision instruments and equipment.