The shown 4-bar mechanism has the following dimensions for its links: AB=8, BC =32, DC= 16, DE = 12, AD = 16 inches. Using the LCE and vector algebra method outlined in class, carry out a position analysis for the mechanism at a crank position of (0₂= 120°) and determine the coupler and follower orientation angles 03 and 04 and the position vector RED-

The shown 4-bar mechanism has the following dimensions for its links: AB=8, BC =32, DC= 16, DE = 12, AD = 16 inches. Using the LCE and vector algebra method outlined in class, carry out a position analysis for the mechanism at a crank position of (0₂= 120°) and determine the coupler and follower orientation angles 03 and 04 and the position vector RED-

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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