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Research on the Kinematic Simulation of a Flapping Wing Mechanism with Two Degree of Freedom

Shuxin Wang

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It analyzes the flapping mechanism of insect,discusses the characteristics of different types of flapping mechanism,designs a flapping mechanism drived by a single actuator.It presents a kinematic simulation of the mechanism.The simulation results show that the dechanism realizes the needed flapping and turning of the wing.

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It analyzes the flapping mechanism of insect,discusses the characteristics of different types of flapping mechanism,designs a flapping mechanism drived by a single actuator.It presents a kinematic simulation of the mechanism.The simulation results show that the dechanism realizes the needed flapping and turning of the wing.

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It analyzes the flapping mechanism of insect,discusses the characteristics of different types of flapping mechanism,designs a flapping mechanism drived by a single actuator.It presents a kinematic simulation of the mechanism.The simulation results show that the dechanism realizes the needed flapping and turning of the wing.

Key concepts: Flapping, Mechanism (biology), Kinematics, Wing, Actuator, Engineering, Computer science, Aerospace engineering

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