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A study of the high frequency harmonic response of belt amplifiers

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Doctoral thesis , Thesis 06 Mar 2023Publisher:University of Queensland Library
Authors: Gottschall, Martin;

doi: 10.14264/bbb08ab

A study of the high frequency harmonic response of belt amplifiers

Abstract

The steady state, harmonic behaviour of the capstan mechanism when used as a harmonic force amplifier was investigated. The investigation was carried out analytically; by numerical simulation; and experimentally over the range 0 to 4 kHz, spanning the low and high frequency regimes of operation of the belt amplifiers tested. It was found that the analytical solution and the numerical simulation were consistent with each other, and the experimental results were consistent with the analytical predictions for the belt amplifiers under study.

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4017 Mechanical engineering, Amplifiers (Electronics), School of Engineering

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