Paper Info
Title
Controlling the Perceived Vibrational Frequency and Amplitude of a Voice-Coil-Type Tactor
Abstract
When designing a vibrotactile information display, it is important to present correct, stable stimulation. However, the mechanical stability of the vibration is affected by many conditions such as how the vibrators are attached to the person, where they are attached, and other factors. In order to maintain the target frequency and amplitude of the vibration independent of the affective factors, we propose a feedback method for vibrotactile displays.
Year
DOI
Venue
2006
10.1109/VR.2006.39
HAPTICS
Keywords
Field
DocType
voice-coil-type tactor,tactor,perceived vibrational frequency,target frequency,affective factor,mechanical stability,vibrotactile information display,vibrotactile feedback,cr categories: h.5 information interface and presentation: user interfaces―haptic i/o keywords: vibrator,feedback method,vibrotactile,vibrotactile display,stable stimulation,haptic sensation,frequency,information science,feedback,vibration control,stability,displays,user interface,computer science,transfer functions
Vibration control,Computer science,Voice coil,Transfer function,Acoustics,Vibration,Information display,Molecular vibration,Amplitude,Mechanical stability
Conference
ISBN
Citations 
PageRank 
1-4244-0224-7
0
0.34
References 
Authors
3
5
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Masataka Niwa1335.75
Haruo Noma234163.10
Kenichi Hosaka311015.66
Yasuyuki Yanagida434860.01
Robert W. Lindeman5739108.93