Instant centers’ (ICs’) locations of single-degree-of-freedom (single-dof) planar mechanisms depend only on the mechanism configuration. In single-dof mechanisms, ICs’ coordinates can be computed as a function of their generalized coordinate using a number of existing algorithms. Here, ICs are used to compute inertia forces and to build the dynamic model of these mechanisms by using two different dynamics formulations. The resulting dynamic models are novel and relate functional parameters (ICs locations) to the dynamic behavior and/or parameters of the mechanism. The last feature makes them useful tools for simultaneously imposing functional and performance requirements during design
Abstract: A single-degree-of-freedom (DOF) indeterminate spherical mechanism is defined as a mechani...
The operation of high-speed automatic machine mechanisms causes oscillating (dynamic) processes beca...
The paper develops a general procedure for the dynamic analysis of planar mechanisms with multiple c...
Many even complex machines employ single-dof planar mechanisms. The instantaneous kinematics of plan...
In a planar mechanism, the position of the instant centers reveals important pieces of information a...
The instant centers of velocity (ICs) of most planar mechanisms can be determined as the intersectio...
In spherical mechanisms (SMs), instantaneous pole axes (IPAs) play the same role as instant centres ...
Instantaneous center (IC) analysis of a mechanism is very important in mechanism analysis, since the...
In single-degree-of-freedom (DOF)mechanisms, velocity coefficients (VCs)and their 1st derivative wit...
Singular configurations (singularities) are mechanism configurations where the instantaneous kinemat...
AbstractThis paper characterizes the dead-center positions of a planar mechanism in terms of implici...
In single-degree-of-freedom (DOF) mechanisms, velocity coeffi-cients (VCs) and their 1st derivative ...
In this paper the dynamic equivalence of planar mechanisms is investigated by decomposition of inert...
AbstractFor an infinitesimal motion of a given planar mechanisms we can consider a relative motion c...
In the literature, velocity coefficients (VCs) and acceleration coefficients (ACs) were substantiall...
Abstract: A single-degree-of-freedom (DOF) indeterminate spherical mechanism is defined as a mechani...
The operation of high-speed automatic machine mechanisms causes oscillating (dynamic) processes beca...
The paper develops a general procedure for the dynamic analysis of planar mechanisms with multiple c...
Many even complex machines employ single-dof planar mechanisms. The instantaneous kinematics of plan...
In a planar mechanism, the position of the instant centers reveals important pieces of information a...
The instant centers of velocity (ICs) of most planar mechanisms can be determined as the intersectio...
In spherical mechanisms (SMs), instantaneous pole axes (IPAs) play the same role as instant centres ...
Instantaneous center (IC) analysis of a mechanism is very important in mechanism analysis, since the...
In single-degree-of-freedom (DOF)mechanisms, velocity coefficients (VCs)and their 1st derivative wit...
Singular configurations (singularities) are mechanism configurations where the instantaneous kinemat...
AbstractThis paper characterizes the dead-center positions of a planar mechanism in terms of implici...
In single-degree-of-freedom (DOF) mechanisms, velocity coeffi-cients (VCs) and their 1st derivative ...
In this paper the dynamic equivalence of planar mechanisms is investigated by decomposition of inert...
AbstractFor an infinitesimal motion of a given planar mechanisms we can consider a relative motion c...
In the literature, velocity coefficients (VCs) and acceleration coefficients (ACs) were substantiall...
Abstract: A single-degree-of-freedom (DOF) indeterminate spherical mechanism is defined as a mechani...
The operation of high-speed automatic machine mechanisms causes oscillating (dynamic) processes beca...
The paper develops a general procedure for the dynamic analysis of planar mechanisms with multiple c...