thang010146 | Rotational motion into reciprocating linear motion (chain) @thang010146 | Uploaded 11 months ago | Updated 2 days ago
Input: yellow sprocket.
The two sprockets have the same tooth number.
The travel length L of the pink rod is equal to the center distance A of the sprockets plus the sprocket diameter D.
L can be very large by increasing A while keeping the height and width of the structure the same.
The speed of the pink rod is constant.
This video is an attempt to reveal the mechanism inside the following videos
youtu.be/R9fNeSHB52Y
youtu.be/K7k4qziwvVo
However, this effort appears to have failed.
STEP files of this video:
mediafire.com/file/5dhdnvzaij47d83/RotationIntoReciprocatingLinearMotionChainSTEP.zip/file
Inventor files of this video:
mediafire.com/file/bv6d3c707enl0nw/RotationIntoReciprocatingLinearMotionChainInv.zip/file
Input: yellow sprocket.
The two sprockets have the same tooth number.
The travel length L of the pink rod is equal to the center distance A of the sprockets plus the sprocket diameter D.
L can be very large by increasing A while keeping the height and width of the structure the same.
The speed of the pink rod is constant.
This video is an attempt to reveal the mechanism inside the following videos
youtu.be/R9fNeSHB52Y
youtu.be/K7k4qziwvVo
However, this effort appears to have failed.
STEP files of this video:
mediafire.com/file/5dhdnvzaij47d83/RotationIntoReciprocatingLinearMotionChainSTEP.zip/file
Inventor files of this video:
mediafire.com/file/bv6d3c707enl0nw/RotationIntoReciprocatingLinearMotionChainInv.zip/file