C-blocks are mid-range piezoelectric actuators that show promise for use in dynamic applications, such as noise and vibration control. This paper presents an analytical model of an individual C-block actuator, including the identification of the natural frequencies and the description of the amplitude response across the frequency spectrum. In addition, an experimental study with three case studies is presented investigating the accuracy of the model and the sensitivity of the overall dynamic performance to C-block design parameters. The experimental results showed a good match to the analytical model and outlined the trade-offs between displacement amplitude and bandwidth.
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