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  4. Cognate connections and their application to function cognates and overconstrained linkages
 
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Cognate connections and their application to function cognates and overconstrained linkages

Date Issued
01-01-1985
Author(s)
Kannan Lakshminarayan 
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Butchi Raju, K. Ch
DOI
10.1016/0094-114X(85)90044-8
Abstract
A simple short cut to finding some of the function cognates of a spatial spatial single-loop linkage is as follows. Replace the floating connection between the input and outputlinks by a cognate connection without disturbing the geometry of the input, output and fixed links. The cognates of the -CRoC-, -CRC-, -RRS-, -RRE- and -PRS- connections are systematically obtained. These are then shown applied to the derivation of some function cognates of five-bar mechanisms such as RCRCR, RSRRR, etc. and some four-bar mechanisms. They can further be used as redundant connections to improve force transmission. Almost all the overconstrained four-bars with a connectivity sum of 6 are also derived from these cognate connections. © 1985.
Volume
20
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