This invention provides a method and
system for monitoring the dynamic characteristics and fatigue of giant magnetostrictive rods. The method utilizes multiple parameters generated by the rod under magnetic, mechanical, and thermal multi-field
coupling conditions, including magnetostrictive parameters, piezomagnetic parameters, permeability parameters, and
acoustic emission characteristics. By extracting statistical features in the initial steady-state stage and employing quantitative indicators such as parameter deviation amplitude and trend, the performance changes and fatigue evolution characteristics of the rod during long-term excitation are characterized. The
system includes a
magnetic field loading module, a mechanical loading module, a thermal environment control module, a
signal detection module, and a
signal processing module. These modules provide a coupled
magnetic field, prestress, and a controllable temperature environment, and enable simultaneous acquisition and
processing of multiple parameters. Through multi-
physical quantity fusion and statistical feature analysis, this invention achieves
continuous monitoring of the fatigue process of giant magnetostrictive rods and real-time extraction of key parameters, providing support for research on
material fatigue behavior and the reliable design of related transducers.