Motor is driving a gear attached to the linkage in the mechanism as shown: Let r₁ r₂ = 10mm; c= 22mm; b= 100mm; a = 3mm; Determine the functions , of velocity of the slider with parameters (a,b,c) using the vector approach. (Hint: gears do not slip, link o-D is attached rigidly to the gear, pins at E and D allow free rotation)

Motor is driving a gear attached to the linkage in the mechanism as shown: Let r₁ r₂ = 10mm; c= 22mm; b= 100mm; a = 3mm; Determine the functions , of velocity of the slider with parameters (a,b,c) using the vector approach. (Hint: gears do not slip, link o-D is attached rigidly to the gear, pins at E and D allow free rotation)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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