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A new electrical circuit with negative capacitances to enhance resistive shunt damping

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FIGURE 1. A GENERIC STRUCTURE WITH A PIEZOELECTRIC PATCH CONNECTED TO A SHUNT IMPEDANCE Z sh
FIGURE 2. RESITIVE SHUNT WITH ADDITION OF A NC: PAR- PAR-ALLEL (a) AND SERIES (b) CONFIGURATION
TABLE 1. PARAMETERS OF THE EMS ENHANCED BY A SIN- SIN-GLE NEGATIVE CAPACITANCE, IN PARALLEL OR SERIES  CON-FIGURATION
FIGURE 4. EQUIVALENT ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT OF THE NEW SHUNT CONFIGURATION
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