ApproximateanalyticalsolutionoftheBouc–WenhysteresismodelbytheFouriertransform.docVIP

( Approximate Analytical Solution of theBouc-Wen Hysteresis Model by the Fourier Transform Denis V. Kozlov Abstract — an analytical method for solving nonlinear differential equation that describes the Bouc-Wen model of dynamic hysteresis is proposed. Solution is sought in the form of successive approximations based on the Fourier transforms. The results confirm the efficiency of this method. Index?Terms — Bouc-Wen model, Fourier transform, Hysteresis, Method of Successive Approximations INTRODUCTION B ouc-Wen model is often used to describe the dynamic hysteresis loop. It has an analytical form, and well describes such effects as the degrading of stiffness and strength, the pinching effect, etc. [22]. However, analysis of qualitative and quantitative properties of systems with hysteresis causes serious difficulties. This is related to the fact that the model is described by nonlinear differential equations and contains the unknown coefficients which must be identified. To use a well-developed apparatus of the analysis of linear systems, as a rule, many authors pass from nonlinear model to linear model. The most effective and commonly used methods of transition are equivalent linearization under the assumption of Gaussian [2, 3, 24] and non-Gaussian [12, 19, 20] nature of the coefficients of the linearized model, the direct linearization technique [8]. Also known to use various types of polynomial approximations [3, 11, 14], Volterra series [5], and Volterra/Wiener neural networks [16, 17]. In this paper proposed find an approximate analytic solution of nonlinear equation of the Bouc-Wen model, without resorting to the procedures of linearization and approximation. Determination of approximate solutions Generalized Bouc-Wen model has the form [22] (1) where and denote the input and output model of hysteresis respectively, and are constants, which control the scale and shape of the hysteresis curve. Function in the general case is (2) where is constan