Frequency Compensation with Copper ring in a Shaker

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The discussion centers on issues faced with an electromagnetic vibration shaker at high frequencies, specifically above 200 Hz. The original poster, Bahram, inquires about using a copper ring for frequency compensation. Participants request more details about the specific problems and the shaker's setup to provide effective assistance. Clarification on how the copper ring would address the issues is also sought. Additional information is necessary for meaningful guidance on the topic.
Bahram Naseri
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I've designed a electromagnetic vibration shaker but I've problems at high frequencies(200 Hz and upper) and I've heard that I can compensate it by a Copper ring,please comment me...Bahram
 
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What problems are you having? How is your system set up? How would the copper ring compensate for your problem? You'll definitely need to add some information before you get helped.
 

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