SYNTHESIS OF FOUR BAR LINKAGES WITH SPECIFIED GROUND PIVOTS.

Richard Loerch; Arthur G. Erdman; George N. Sandor; Ashok Midha

SYNTHESIS OF FOUR BAR LINKAGES WITH SPECIFIED GROUND PIVOTS.

Richard Loerch
, Arthur G. Erdman
, George N. Sandor
, Ashok Midha

Mechanical Engineering

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Abstract

This paper gives complex number solutions to the following problem. A rotating link and a plane are in motion relative to a fixed plane; the link connects a selected point in the fixed plane to a point in the moving plane via revolute joints. What link will allow a second point in the moving plane to coincide with two or three precision points in the fixed plane?

Original language	English (US)
State	Published - Jan 1 1976

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