An electric motor shaft connected to a spur gear of 8 teeth is driving another spur gear of 32 teeth that is then connected to a robotic arm. The motor generates a torque of 0.75 N.m and the length of the robotic arm is 200 mm. Determine the required motor shaft degree rotation in order to rotate the robotic arm 60 degrees and the lifting force in Newton's that will be exerted at the end of the robotic arm. Only provided the calculated gear transfer ratio, required motor shaft degree rotation, the output torque, and the lifting force.

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An electric motor shaft connected to a spur
gear of 8 teeth is driving another spur gear
of 32 teeth that is then connected to a
robotic arm. The motor generates a torque
of 0.75 N.m and the length of the robotic
arm is 200 mm. Determine the required
motor shaft degree rotation in order to
rotate the robotic arm 60 degrees and the
lifting force in Newton's that will be exerted
at the end of the robotic arm. Only
provided the calculated gear transfer ratio,
required motor shaft degree rotation, the
output torque, and the lifting force.
Transcribed Image Text:Electrical Engineering An electric motor shaft connected to a spur gear of 8 teeth is driving another spur gear of 32 teeth that is then connected to a robotic arm. The motor generates a torque of 0.75 N.m and the length of the robotic arm is 200 mm. Determine the required motor shaft degree rotation in order to rotate the robotic arm 60 degrees and the lifting force in Newton's that will be exerted at the end of the robotic arm. Only provided the calculated gear transfer ratio, required motor shaft degree rotation, the output torque, and the lifting force.
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