DESIGN OF MACHINERY
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The figure shows a cam and follower. Using graphical methods, find and sketch the equivalent fourbar linkage for this position of the cam and follower.
follower arm
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cam
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A cam drive is used for mechanism that drives an automated assembly machine. The cam follower must rise outward 13 mm with constant velocity in 3 sec, dwell for 3 sec, fall 5 mm with constant acceleration in 2 sec, and then repeat the sequence.
Determine the following for the given problems:
1. Calculate the time for a full cycle
2. Calculate the required rotational speed of the cam
3. Determine the cam rotation for each follower motion interval
4. Plot the displacement diagram
Evaluate the 3-DOF wrist as shown in Figure 2, use the conventional method to
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NOTE: for JOINT 3 ( 03 ) only
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The known position and orientation of the end of the arm point is.
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