Data Driven Vibration Control: A Review

Abstract

With the ongoing advancements in sensor networks and data acquisition technologies across various systems like manufacturing, aviation, and healthcare, the data driven vibration control (DDVC) has attracted broad interests from both the industrial and academic communities. Input shaping (IS), as a simple and effective feedforward method, is greatly demanded in DDVC methods. It convolves the desired input command with impulse sequence without requiring parametric dynamics and the closed-loop system structure, thereby suppressing the residual vibration separately. Based on a thorough investigation into the state-of-the-art DDVC methods, this survey has made the following efforts: 1) Introducing the IS theory and typical input shapers; 2) Categorizing recent progress of DDVC methods; 3) Summarizing commonly adopted metrics for DDVC; and 4) Discussing the engineering applications and future trends of DDVC. By doing so, this study provides a systematic and comprehensive overview of existing DDVC methods from designing to optimizing perspectives, aiming at promoting future research regarding this emerging and vital issue.