Mécanisme à quatre barres

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vignette|Mouvement guidé par un mécanisme à quatre barres, utilisé par exemple pour l'entraînement à griffe dans un projecteur de film 8 ou . vignette|Les essuie-glaces d'autocar sont montés sur un parallélogramme déformable. Un mécanisme à quatre barres est un système composé de quatre corps rigides, en général articulés entre eux par des liaisons tournantes : rotules ou pivots. Dans leur forme la plus simple, les pièces sont des barres, les liaisons étant aux extrémités des barres ; une des barres peut être le bâti de la machine. Ce sont des systèmes de guidage permettant d'effectuer des mouvements parfois complexes. Les exemples les plus connus sont le parallélogramme déformable, utilisé notamment pour les essuie-glaces d'autocars, et le pantographe. Mécanismes plans quadrilatéraux Les mécanismes plans quadrilatéraux sont, comme leur nom l'indique, des quadrilatères ; les barres sont liées entre elles par des liaisons pivot. Parallélogramme déformable

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A plane linkage and its tessellation for deployable structure

Huijuan Feng

Deployable structures are widely used in space applications such as solar arrays and antennas. Recently, inspired by origami, more deployable structures have been developed. This paper outlined a novel design scheme for deployable structures by taking a plane linkage as an origami unit with a large deployable ratio. The mountain and valley (M-V) crease assignment and kinematics of the plane linkage were analyzed. Physical interference in the folding progress was discovered geometrically and resolved by the split-vertex technique. Finally, tessellation of the derived pattern was successfully used to create a large-deployable-ratio structure, which was found to exhibit considerable potential in future space applications. (C) 2019 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD2019

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Rigid foldability allows an origami pattern to fold about crease lines without twisting or stretching component panels. It enables folding of rigid materials, facilitating the design of foldable structures. Recent study shows that rigid foldability is affected by the mountain-valley crease (M-V) assignment of an origami pattern. In this paper, we investigate the rigid foldability of the square-twist origami pattern with diverse M-V assignments by a kinematic method based on the motion transmission path. Four types of square-twist origami patterns are analyzed, among which two are found rigidly foldable, while the other two are not. The explicit kinematic equations of the rigid cases are derived based on the kinematic equivalence between the rigid origami pattern and the closed-loop network of spherical 4R linkages. We also convert a non-rigid pattern into a rigid one by introducing an extra crease. The kinematic analysis of the modified pattern reveals an interesting bifurcation behaviour. This work not only helps to deepen our understanding on the rigid foldability of origami patterns and its relationship with the M-V assignments, but also provides us an effective way to create more rigidly foldable origami patterns from non-rigid ones. (C) 2020 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD2020

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The Design of A New Rotary Hexapod with A Single Active Degree of Freedom

Alexey Fomin, Jamie Paik

This study provides a novel approach for designing a rotary hexapod with a single actuator and definable motion of a platform. Hexapod is a parallel structure mechanism with six legs and six degrees of freedom (DoF) of an end-effector. It is not an underactuated system as it cannot completely control a motion of a platform by less than six actuators. In the proposed study we developed a new underactuated hexapod driven by planar linkage with singular DoF. This novel design was reached by combining a zero-DoF structural group including six parallel chains with a platform and planar linkage mechanism with mobility one set by a movable base. We placed six parallel chains on the base by means of carriages coupled to the movable levers of the planar linkage. The final system is actuated by single rotation of a driving link set in the base.

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