The mechanism shown in Figure Q1 is used to feed cartons to a labeling machine and, at the same time, to prevent the stored cartons from moving down. At full speed, the driveshaft rotates clockwise with an angular velocity of 200 rpm. At the instant shown, a) Draw a configuration (Position) diagram of the mechanism. b) Graphically determine the acceleration of the ram and the angular acceleration of the connecting rod.

The mechanism shown in Figure Q1 is used to feed cartons to a labeling machine and, at the same time, to prevent the stored cartons from moving down. At full speed, the driveshaft rotates clockwise with an angular velocity of 200 rpm. At the instant shown, a) Draw a configuration (Position) diagram of the mechanism. b) Graphically determine the acceleration of the ram and the angular acceleration of the connecting rod.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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