An athletic footwear manufacturer wants a device to test rubber heels for their ability to withstand millions of cycles of force similar to that which a walking human's foot applies to the ground. Figure P8-6 shows a typical walker's force-time function and a pressure-volume curve for a piston-accumulator. Design a cam-follower system to drive the piston in a way that will create a force-time function on the heel similar to

An athletic footwear manufacturer wants a device to test rubber heels for their ability to withstand millions of cycles of force similar to that which a walking human's foot applies to the ground. Figure P8-6 shows a typical walker's force-time function and a pressure-volume curve for a piston-accumulator. Design a cam-follower system to drive the piston in a way that will create a force-time function on the heel similar to

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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