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Computer Aided Design and Kinematics Simulation for Four Bar Linkage Mechanism

YU Hai-nin

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The motion synthesis of mechanism consists of reappearing given movement and trajectory.In the paper,inference the position,velocity and acceleration of the driven bar of quadric crank chain when the driving bar are derived,and a computer program based on MATLAB is compiled to simulate the linkage curve,position,velocity and acceleration.

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The motion synthesis of mechanism consists of reappearing given movement and trajectory.In the paper,inference the position,velocity and acceleration of the driven bar of quadric crank chain when the driving bar are derived,and a computer program based on MATLAB is compiled to simulate the linkage curve,position,velocity and acceleration.

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The motion synthesis of mechanism consists of reappearing given movement and trajectory.In the paper,inference the position,velocity and acceleration of the driven bar of quadric crank chain when the driving bar are derived,and a computer program based on MATLAB is compiled to simulate the linkage curve,position,velocity and acceleration.

Key concepts: Four-bar linkage, Linkage (software), Kinematics, Crank, Acceleration, Mechanism (biology), Bar (unit), Position (finance)

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