Lecture

Flexure Joints and Torsion Bars

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Description

This lecture covers the design and analysis of flexure joints for large range of motion, focusing on support stiffness, deflection, and existing drawbacks. It also discusses torsion bars, geometric parameters, and the rigidity of blades in different scenarios.

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