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Frequency Characteristics of Stiffness and Damping Effect of a Ferrofluid Bearing

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Damping characteristics and frequency characteristics of a ferrofluid bearing spindle were measured using a high-frequency vibration base driven by a piezo actuator. They show that ferrofluid bearing spindles have effective damping. In this experiment, the damping effect became larger with higher spindle rotational speed.

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Miwa, M., Harita, H., Nishigami, T. et al. Frequency Characteristics of Stiffness and Damping Effect of a Ferrofluid Bearing. Tribology Letters 15, 97–105 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024448930757

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