A planetary gear train is shown in the figure below. The carrier (link 2) serves as the input to the train. The sun (gear 1) serves as the output from the train and has a 1.0-in. pitch diameter with a diametral pitch of 20. Gear 3 has 45 teeth and gear 4 has 20 teeth. Gear 5 has 30 teeth and is keyed to the same shaft as gear 4. Gear 5 mates with the ring gear (gear 6), which is fixed and has 150 teeth. Determine the rotational velocity of all members of this gear train when the input shaft rotates at 1125 rpm counterclockwise.

A planetary gear train is shown in the figure below. The carrier (link 2) serves as the input to the train. The sun (gear 1) serves as the output from the train and has a 1.0-in. pitch diameter with a diametral pitch of 20. Gear 3 has 45 teeth and gear 4 has 20 teeth. Gear 5 has 30 teeth and is keyed to the same shaft as gear 4. Gear 5 mates with the ring gear (gear 6), which is fixed and has 150 teeth. Determine the rotational velocity of all members of this gear train when the input shaft rotates at 1125 rpm counterclockwise.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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