Vertical superconducting magnetic mass-spring oscillator with adjustable natural frequency
AssigneeHuazhong University of Science and Technology
InventorsXiangdong Liu, Jun Luo
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AssigneeHuazhong University of Science and Technology
InventorsXiangdong Liu, Jun Luo
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The present disclosure discloses a vertical superconducting magnetic mass-spring oscillator with an adjustable natural frequency, comprising: a proof mass, a negative-stiffness superconducting coil and a positive-stiffness superconducting coil; the negative-stiffness superconducting coil is mounted at an opening of a semi-closed space of the proof mass, so that a part of magnetic lines of the negative-stiffness superconducting coil are in a compressed state in a closed space of the proof mass, and the other part of the magnetic lines of the negative-stiffness superconducting coil are in an expanded state outside the closed space of the proof mass; a vertical magnetic repulsive force applied to the proof mass by the negative-stiffness superconducting coil varies with a displacement of the proof mass from an equilibrium position, with the variation magnitude proportional to the displacement and the variation direction the same as the displacement direction; and the positive-stiffness superconducting coil is mounted in the semi-closed space of the proof mass, and a vertical magnetic repulsive force applied to the proof mass by the positive-stiffness superconducting coil varies proportionally to the displacement of the proof mass from the equilibrium position, with the variation direction opposite to the displacement direction. The present disclosure realizes that the natural frequency of the superconducting mass-spring oscillator is adjustable, and meanwhile, the cross-coupling effect of horizontal and vertical degrees of freedom of the proof mass can be reduced.
A vertical superconducting magnetic mass-spring oscillator with an adjustable natural frequency, comprising a proof mass, a negative-stiffness superconducting coil and a positive-stiffness superconducting coil;
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