In this paper, we present a linear parameter-varying (LPV) model of an electrostatic loudspeaker driven by dielectric elastomer (DE) actuators. Because of its numerical simplicity, this LPV model represents a convenient tool to develop real-time control strategies for the speaker. Starting from a non-linear reduced model of the device, we assume that the control input can be broken into two components: a small-amplitude high-frequency component, responsible for the sound generation, and a slowly-varying bias component, which can be used as a free control parameter to tune and adjust the speaker response. We thus build an LPV model, treating the dynamic response to the high-frequency input component as linear, and parametrising the coefficients of such linear system with respect to the low-frequency input component. We present a validation of the model against experiments, and show that the proposed LPV formulation captures the most relevant non-linearities involved in the DE speaker operation.
A linear parameter-varying modelling approach for dielectric elastomer loudspeakers / Moretti, Giacomo; Rizzello, Gianluca. - 55:20(2022), pp. 534-539. (Intervento presentato al convegno MATHMOD 2022 tenutosi a Vienna nel 27th-29th July 2022) [10.1016/j.ifacol.2022.09.150].
A linear parameter-varying modelling approach for dielectric elastomer loudspeakers
Moretti, GiacomoPrimo
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2022-01-01
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In this paper, we present a linear parameter-varying (LPV) model of an electrostatic loudspeaker driven by dielectric elastomer (DE) actuators. Because of its numerical simplicity, this LPV model represents a convenient tool to develop real-time control strategies for the speaker. Starting from a non-linear reduced model of the device, we assume that the control input can be broken into two components: a small-amplitude high-frequency component, responsible for the sound generation, and a slowly-varying bias component, which can be used as a free control parameter to tune and adjust the speaker response. We thus build an LPV model, treating the dynamic response to the high-frequency input component as linear, and parametrising the coefficients of such linear system with respect to the low-frequency input component. We present a validation of the model against experiments, and show that the proposed LPV formulation captures the most relevant non-linearities involved in the DE speaker operation.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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