This paper presents a semiactive method for stiffness control of electromechanical systems. The proposed method consists of intermittently connecting a piezoelectric element on an oscillating electrical network. It is demonstrated that such a nonlinear treatment allows an effective control of the stiffness, while requiring less power than the classical methods. Experimental measurements carried out show that such a technique allows controlling the stiffness in a wide range of value, which validates the theoretical predictions.
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