Lecture

Flexible Mechanisms: Design Principles

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of flexible mechanisms design, including examples of reduction and amplification mechanisms, elastic energy storage maximization, and the application of nanoconverters. It also discusses differential linear conversion, parabolic blades, and the structure optimization for maximal angular stroke.

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