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Kinematic Analysis Method: Position Calculation
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Mid-Year Meeting
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English
Abstract
This is the third paper in a series of six papers describing the KAM (Kinematic Analysis Method) system, which is a computer oriented generalized approach to solving linkage mechanisims consisting of single or multiple series loops of one or more degrees of freedom. The generalized position solution section of KAM is described herein along with its scope and limitations
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Bitonti, F., "Kinematic Analysis Method: Position Calculation," SAE Technical Paper 650436, 1965, https://doi.org/10.4271/650436.Also In
References
- Chace M. A., “Development and Application of Vector Mathematics for Kinematic Analysis of Three-Dimensional Mechanisms,“ Ph. D. dissertation, University of Michigan, 1964.
- Cooper, D. W. “Kinematic Analysis Method: A Computer Aided Design Analysis System.” SAE Transactions, Vol. 64 (1966), Paper 650434.
- Frayne, D. N. “Kinematic Analysis Method: The Programed System.” SAE Transactions, Vol. 64 (1966), Paper 650435.
- Hansen, H. H. “Kinematic Analysis Method: Determining Velocity and Acceleration.” SAE Transactions, Vol. 64 (1966), Paper 650437.
- Cooper, D. W. “Kinematic Analysis Method: Force and Torque.” SAE Transactions, Vol. 64 (1966), Paper 650438.
- Bitonti, F. E. “Application of a Vector Approach to Mechanisms.” SAE Transactions, Vol. 64 (1966), Paper 650439.