Nonlinear Dynamic Analysis for the New Whole-Spacecraft Passive Vibration Isolator

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The nonlinear vibration analysis related to viscoelastic damper is investigated for the new whole-spacecraft passive vibration isolator. The stepped sinusoidal sweep test is performed and the results reveal the nonlinearity of the system. The nonlinear motion equation is developed. The frequency response equation is derived by the method of harmonic balance. The experiment of various excitation levels are carried out contrasting with numerical simulations. The nonlinear influence factors to the vibration isolation system are argued and the identification results explain the effect parameters on the performance of the vibration isolator. The research work is of significant implications for the analysis and design of passive vibration isolator for a wide range of practical applications.

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