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A typewriter mechanism has 7 numbers of binary joints, six links and none of higher pairs. The mechanism is

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KAUSHAL KUMAR
KAUSHAL KUMAR 6 years ago
1: 2J=3L-4

L= no.of link
J= no.of binary joint


2: L= 2P-4
L= no.of link
P=no.of pair

LHS=RHS, Kinematics chain.( Constraint chain)
LHSRHS, LOCKED CHAIN, FRAME, STRUCTURE.



KAUSHAL KUMAR
KAUSHAL KUMAR 6 years ago
1: 2J=3L-4

L= no.of link
J= no.of binary joint


2: L= 2P-4
L= no.of link
P=no.of pair

LHS=RHS, Kinematics chain.( Constraint chain)
LHSRHS, LOCKED CHAIN, FRAME, STRUCTURE.



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