Revolute joint

By substituting the into the link/Joint revolute and prismatic Joints, the link were obtained. 

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Figure 44.3 illustrates a typical double-pivot universal joint. This type of joint, which is similar to those used in automobiles, generates a unique frequency at four times (4x) the rotational speed of the shaft. Each of the pivot-point bearings generates a passing frequency each time the shaft completes a revolution. 

Schafer, L. 1983. The Ab Initio Gradient Revolution in Structural Chemistry the Importance of Local Molecular Geometries and the Efficacy of Joint Quantum Mechanical and Experimental Procedures. J. Mol. Struct. 100, 51-73. 

Finally, the dotted curve in Fig. 13 traces the relation between v and vs for rigid prolate ellipsoids of revolution [see Peterlin (16) or Frisch and Simha (6 )] with axial ratio proportional to molecular weight. This curve lies very far from those for flexible molecules except for very low values of the axial ratio p. This seems to exhaust the available information of the type represented by Fig. 13. In connection with the behavior of DNA and perhaps other naturally occurring macromolecules, it would be interesting to have calculations for rods with one or two or at most a small number of flexible joints, such as might correspond to almost completely helical structures [see Section III D]. In spite of the absence of theories for this and possibly other relevant molecular models, it is often possible to arrive at useful indications of conformation by comparing the experimental data with Fig. 13. 

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Schafer, L. 1983. The ab initio gradient revolution in structural chemistry The importance of local molecular geometries and the efficacy of joint quantum mechanical and experimental procedures. J. Molec. Struct. 100 51-73. 

Revolute. In this case the robot s movements are exclusively rotational (Fig. 9.1b). The essential difference from the other three is that, in addition to the rotatory motion of the base, the arm is jointed in the human style and includes a shoulder, an elbow and a wrist, ali of which can perform angular movements. 

Freeney et al. (Ref 21) evaluated the effect of process parameters on FSSW of AA5052 using a plunge-type FSW machine. Sheets with two different thicknesses were used. The dwell time and revolutions per minute were process variables. Lap-shear tests were performed in two-sheet and three-sheet configurations to determine the influence of processing parameters on the mechanical properties of lap-joint friction stir spot welds. 

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Each of the industrial robot elements is linked to one another by linear guides and revolute joints in a kinematic chain, and the actuation of these elements forms the axes of the robot. Kinematics is the spatial allocation of the movement axes in order of sequence and construction. 

The main axes help to position the final effector (tool or workpiece) spatially. The hand or adjacent axes are primarily responsible for the orientation of the tool and are therefore usually made of a series of revolute joints. 

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Microactuators can be implemented in one or more degrees of freedom, leading to another way to classify them as linear (or prismatic), rotary (or revolute), in-plane (1D-3D), and out of plane (1D-6D). A micromotor contains several movable parts, including the microactuator and a transmission system. The transmission system consists of bending (or flexture) joints and links, rigid links, stick-and-slip contact elements, or micromechanical hinges. Like macroscale actuators, microactuators are chosen for different applications based on tradeoffs between ... 

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