This paper presents a new method for the dimensional synthesis of the spatial guidance linkage that features the guided body connected to the base by the interposition of five rods having spherical joints at both extremities. The linkage is required to index the guided body through seven arbitrarily-chosen rigid-body positions. Core of the proposed method is an original algebraic elimination procedure that allows five unknowns to be dropped from a set of six second-order algebraic equations in sbc unknowns. As a result, a final univariate polynomial equation of twentieth order is obtained whose twenty roots, in the complex domain, represent as many possible placements for a connecting rod. A numerical example is reported. © 1995 by ASME.
Polynomial solution of the spatial burmester problem / Innocenti, C.. - In: JOURNAL OF MECHANICAL DESIGN. - ISSN 1050-0472. - 117:1(1995), pp. 64-68. [10.1115/1.2826118]
Polynomial solution of the spatial burmester problem
Innocenti C.
1995
Abstract
This paper presents a new method for the dimensional synthesis of the spatial guidance linkage that features the guided body connected to the base by the interposition of five rods having spherical joints at both extremities. The linkage is required to index the guided body through seven arbitrarily-chosen rigid-body positions. Core of the proposed method is an original algebraic elimination procedure that allows five unknowns to be dropped from a set of six second-order algebraic equations in sbc unknowns. As a result, a final univariate polynomial equation of twentieth order is obtained whose twenty roots, in the complex domain, represent as many possible placements for a connecting rod. A numerical example is reported. © 1995 by ASME.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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