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In Memory | |
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Preface | |
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Introduction to Kinematics and Mechanisms | |
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Introduction | |
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Motion | |
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The Four-Bar Linkage | |
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Relative Motion | |
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Kinematic Diagrams | |
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Six-Bar Chains | |
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Degrees of Freedom | |
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Analysis versus Synthesis | |
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Mechanism Design Example: Variable Speed Transmission | |
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Problems | |
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Mechanism Design Process | |
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Introduction | |
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The Seven Stages of Computer-Aided Engineering Design | |
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How the Seven Stages Relate to This Text | |
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A Need for Mechanism | |
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Design Categories and Mechanism Parameters | |
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Troubleshooting Guide: Symptoms, Causes, and Sources of Assistance | |
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History of Computer-Aided Mechanism Design | |
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Displacement and Velocity Analysis | |
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Displacement Analysis: Useful Indices for Position Analysis of Linkages | |
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Displacement Analysis: Graphical Method | |
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Displacement Analysis: Analytical Method | |
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Concept of Relative Motion | |
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Velocity Analysis: Graphical Method | |
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Velocity Analysis: Analytical Method | |
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Instant Centers | |
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Velocity Analysis Using Instant Centers | |
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Mechanical Advantage | |
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Analytical Method for Velocity and Mechanical Advantage Determination | |
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Computer Program for the Kinematic Analysis of a Four-Bar Linkage | |
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Review of Complex Numbers | |
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Problems | |
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Exercises | |
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Acceleration Analysis | |
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Introduction | |
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Acceleration Difference | |
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Relative Acceleration | |
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Coriolis Acceleration | |
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Mechanisms with Curved Slots and Higher-Pair Connections | |
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Problems | |
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Introduction to Dynamics of Mechanisms | |
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Introduction | |
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Inertia Forces in Linkages | |
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Kinetostatic Analysis of Mechanisms | |
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The Superposition Method (Graphical and Analytical) | |
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Design Example: Analysis of a Variable-Speed Drive | |
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The Matrix Method | |
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Discussion of the Superposition and Matrix Approach to Kinetostatics | |
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Time Response to Mechanisms | |
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Dynamic Simulation of Mechanisms | |
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Commercial Software Programs | |
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Problems | |
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Cam Design | |
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Introduction | |
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Cam and Follower Types | |
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Cam Synthesis | |
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Displacement Diagrams: Graphical Development | |
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Displacement Diagrams: Analytical Development | |
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Advanced Cam Profile Techniques | |
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Graphical Cam Profile Synthesis | |
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Analytical Cam Profile Synthesis | |
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Cam Synthesis for Remote Follower | |
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Cam-Modulated Linkages | |
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Problems | |
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Gears and Gear Trains | |
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Introduction | |
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Gear Tooth Nomenclature | |
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Forming of Gear Teeth | |
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Gear Trains | |
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Planetary Gear Trains | |
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The Formula Method | |
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The Tabular Method | |
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The Instant Center Method (or Tangential Velocity Method) | |
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Tooth Loads and Power Flow in Branching Planetary Gear Systems | |
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Problems | |
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Introduction to Kinematic Synthesis: Graphical and Linear Analytical Methods | |
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Introduction | |
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Tasks of Kinematic Synthesis | |
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Type Synthesis | |
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Tools of Dimensional Synthesis | |
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Graphical Synthesis--Motion Generation: Two Prescribed Positions | |
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Graphical Synthesis--Motion Generation: Three Prescribed Positions | |
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Graphical Synthesis for Path Generation: Three Prescribed Positions | |
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Path Generation with Prescribed Timing: Three Prescribed Positions | |
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Graphical Synthesis for Path Generation (without Prescribed Timing): Four Positions | |
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Function Generator: Three Precision Points | |
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The Overlay Method | |
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Analytical Synthesis Techniques | |
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Introduction to Analytical Synthesis | |
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The Standard Dyad Form | |
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Number of Prescribed Positions versus Number of Free Choices | |
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Three Prescribed Positions for Motion, Path, and Function Generation | |
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Three-Precision-Point Synthesis Examples | |
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Circle-Point and Center-Point Circles | |
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Ground-Pivot Specification | |
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Extension of Three-Precision-Point Synthesis to Multiloop Mechanisms | |
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Freudenstein's Equation for Three-Point Function Generation | |
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Loop-Closure-Equation Technique | |
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Order Synthesis: Four-Bar Function Generation | |
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Three-Precision-Point Synthesis: Analytical versus Graphical | |
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Case Study--Type of Synthesis of Casement Window Mechanisms | |
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Problems | |
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Answers to Selected Problems | |
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References | |
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Index | |