Example 2.3: Find the mobility or degree of freedom of the followingmechanism.Forkjoint1Slider311Fig. 2.12Solution:Number of links =7Number of Pairs =8J1 =7(six turning pairs and one sliding pair)J2 =1(Fork joint is two DOF joint)DOF=3(7-1)-2x7-1×13 Example 2.3: Find the mobility or degree of freedom of the followingmechanism.Forkjoint1Slider311Fig. 2.12Solution:Number of links =7Number of Pairs =8J1 =7(six turning pairs and one sliding pair)J2 =1(Fork joint is two DOF joint)DOF=3(7-1)-2x7-1×13

DOF(degree of freedom) = it is the minimum no of independent coordinate which allows the movement.…

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