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A piezoelectric meta-beam with non-Hermitian skin effect for controlling broadband structural–acoustic responses
A piezoelectric meta-beam equipped with unidirectional control circuits is proposed to control structural vibration and radiated sound waves in a broadband frequency range. The meta-beam exhibits non-Hermitian skin effect, which localizes energy to a specific boundary, facilitating the control of vibrations and sound radiation waves. An analytical model is developed for analyzing the complex-domain dispersion diagram of the meta-beam in unbounded fluid, and the non-reciprocal wave transmission characteristics and skin-boundary control mechanisms of the beam are revealed. Experiment is conducted to confirm the presence of energy localization and skin effect for vibration attenuation across a broad frequency range. It is found that the unidirectional control circuits of the piezoelectric meta-beam can expand the bandgaps of the meta-beam. This enables broadband vibration attenuation of the beam by combining the passband and bandgap. The structural–acoustic responses of the meta-beam in unbounded fluid are modulated through control rate tuning. This allows for specific skin-boundary localization and an average sound radiation reduction about 40 dB over a broad frequency ranging from 600 Hz to 2000 Hz.
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