Identify the best cam design and explain why Design 1Design 2Design 30°-90°Dwell at zerodisplacementDwell at zerodisplacementDwell at zerodisplacement90° - 180°Rise by 22 mmusing simpleharmonic motionRise by 22 mmusing cycloidalmotionRise linearly by 22mm180° - 270°Dwell at 22 mmDwell at 22 mmDwell at 22 mm270° - 360°Fall by 22 mm backto start position usingsimple harmonicmotionFall by 22 mm backto start position usingcycloidal motionFall linearly by 22mm back to startposition

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esign 1 Dwell at zero displacement esign 2 Dwell at zero displacement esign 3 Dwell at zero displacement Dwell at 22 mm Rise by 22 mm using simple harmonic motion Rise by 22 mm Dwell at 22 mm using cycloidal motion Rise linearly by 22 Dwell at 22 mm mm Fall by 22 mm back to start position using simple harmonic motion Fall by 22 mm back to start position using cycloidal motion Fall linearly by 22 mm back to start position

esign 1 Dwell at zero displacement esign 2 Dwell at zero displacement esign 3 Dwell at zero displacement Dwell at 22 mm Rise by 22 mm using simple harmonic motion Rise by 22 mm Dwell at 22 mm using cycloidal motion Rise linearly by 22 Dwell at 22 mm mm Fall by 22 mm back to start position using simple harmonic motion Fall by 22 mm back to start position using cycloidal motion Fall linearly by 22 mm back to start position

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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