The instant centers of velocity (ICs) of most planar mechanisms can be determined as the intersection of the lines of centers, also known as Aronhold–Kennedy lines, along which the ICs of three distinct links in relative motion are located. It is shown how these intersections can be kept track of in matrix form, very suitable to algorithmic implementation on a computer. Solving for the coordinates of the actual instant centers can be also cast in matrix form. Moreover, the singularity and force transmissivity of the mechanism are reflected in the condition numbers of these matrices and the degree of dispersion of the secondary instant centers i.e., the instant centers that cannot be found by inspection
Coordinated centers of curvature in a linkage networkmechanism may be found by way of linkage reduct...
Transfer matrices are used in the dynamic analysis of planar elastic mechanisms. Mechanism motion is...
Singularities are one of the most important issues affecting the performance of parallel mechanisms....
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...
Singular configurations (singularities) are mechanism configurations where the instantaneous kinemat...
Instantaneous center (IC) analysis of a mechanism is very important in mechanism analysis, since the...
Instant centers’ (ICs’) locations of single-degree-of-freedom (single-dof) planar mechanisms depend ...
In spherical mechanisms (SMs), instantaneous pole axes (IPAs) play the same role as instant centres ...
In spherical-mechanism kinematics, instantaneous pole axes play the same role as, in planar-mechanis...
The complex planar multilink mechanisms are in increasingly wide use at light industry process equip...
AbstractFor an infinitesimal motion of a given planar mechanisms we can consider a relative motion c...
AbstractThis paper characterizes the dead-center positions of a planar mechanism in terms of implici...
Instantaneous pole axes (IPAs) play, in sphericalmechanism kinematics, the same role as instant cen...
Instantaneous kinematics of complex multi-loop mechanisms is modeled by linear and homogeneous mappi...
Coordinated centers of curvature in a linkage networkmechanism may be found by way of linkage reduct...
Transfer matrices are used in the dynamic analysis of planar elastic mechanisms. Mechanism motion is...
Singularities are one of the most important issues affecting the performance of parallel mechanisms....
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...
Singular configurations (singularities) are mechanism configurations where the instantaneous kinemat...
Instantaneous center (IC) analysis of a mechanism is very important in mechanism analysis, since the...
Instant centers’ (ICs’) locations of single-degree-of-freedom (single-dof) planar mechanisms depend ...
In spherical mechanisms (SMs), instantaneous pole axes (IPAs) play the same role as instant centres ...
In spherical-mechanism kinematics, instantaneous pole axes play the same role as, in planar-mechanis...
The complex planar multilink mechanisms are in increasingly wide use at light industry process equip...
AbstractFor an infinitesimal motion of a given planar mechanisms we can consider a relative motion c...
AbstractThis paper characterizes the dead-center positions of a planar mechanism in terms of implici...
Instantaneous pole axes (IPAs) play, in sphericalmechanism kinematics, the same role as instant cen...
Instantaneous kinematics of complex multi-loop mechanisms is modeled by linear and homogeneous mappi...
Coordinated centers of curvature in a linkage networkmechanism may be found by way of linkage reduct...
Transfer matrices are used in the dynamic analysis of planar elastic mechanisms. Mechanism motion is...
Singularities are one of the most important issues affecting the performance of parallel mechanisms....