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Square concentrator with intelligent circuit control of elastic wave metamaterial plate
In this work, we propose and fabricate a novel square intelligent concentrator that is able to focus elastic waves in a thin plate, with the potential to efficiently collect wave energy. Approximate anisotropic parameters of the plate configuration are derived through the space transformation method. An intelligent circuit control system is integrated into the device to enhance the functionality of the concentrator, and it allows for real-time detection of incident waves as well as flexible adjustment of material parameters. Simulation and experiment result demonstrates that the configuration shows a tendency of energy concentration, but the performance is not obvious in the frequency range from 800 Hz to 1200 Hz. However, the effective frequency region of the concentrator is from 1200 Hz to 1700 Hz, and the energy concentration performance can be greatly improved by integrating the intelligent control system. This work emphasizes the potential of the proposed square intelligent concentrator in harnessing and manipulating elastic waves for various applications. The ability to dynamically adjust the material parameters, coupled with efficient wave collection, makes this device a promising candidate for wave energy harvesting and other related fields.
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