For the linkage shown in the figure below, answer the following. Assume Link 2 is the driving link and the input angle is relative to horizontal. In the current position, the input link angle is 0, =-35. B L = 0.86 Ly 1.85 L = 2.22 AP = 1.33 L2 = 0.86 a. Is this linkage in an open or crossed configuration? b. On the figure below, draw the other circuit of the linkage for the given input angle. c. Define all link angles on both figures. Give approximate values for the link angles 0, and 0, in both the open and crossed configurations. Remember that all angles are defined relative to the horizontal, and positive counter-clockwise.
For the linkage shown in the figure below, answer the following. Assume Link 2 is the driving link and the input angle is relative to horizontal. In the current position, the input link angle is 0, =-35. B L = 0.86 Ly 1.85 L = 2.22 AP = 1.33 L2 = 0.86 a. Is this linkage in an open or crossed configuration? b. On the figure below, draw the other circuit of the linkage for the given input angle. c. Define all link angles on both figures. Give approximate values for the link angles 0, and 0, in both the open and crossed configurations. Remember that all angles are defined relative to the horizontal, and positive counter-clockwise.
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Transcribed Image Text:For the linkage shown in the figure below, answer the following. Assume Link 2 is the driving link and the
input angle is relative to horizontal. In the current position, the input link angle is 0, =-35.
B
L4 = 0.86
L = 1.85
L = 2.22
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AP = 1.33
L2 = 0.86
a. Is this linkage in an open or crossed configuration?
b. On the figure below, draw the other circuit of the linkage for the given input angle.
c. Define all link angles on both figures. Give approximate values for the link angles 0, and 0, in both the
open and crossed configurations. Remember that all angles are defined relative to the horizontal, and
positive counter-clockwise.
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