(Use relative motion analysis): The planetary gear system is used in car transmissions. There is sun gear S, planet gears P and the ring gear R. By locking (fixing/grounding) certain gears you can have different gear ratios and car speeds. c) If the output shaft is held fixed, i.e. w₁ = 0, and the ring gear is rotated at wR = 5 rad/s, find the angular velocity, wp of the planet gears and ws the sun gear. d) What if the planet gears are held fixed, Wp = 0 ? @R R @S 80 mm 40 mm 40 mm A

(Use relative motion analysis): The planetary gear system is used in car transmissions. There is sun gear S, planet gears P and the ring gear R. By locking (fixing/grounding) certain gears you can have different gear ratios and car speeds. c) If the output shaft is held fixed, i.e. w₁ = 0, and the ring gear is rotated at wR = 5 rad/s, find the angular velocity, wp of the planet gears and ws the sun gear. d) What if the planet gears are held fixed, Wp = 0 ? @R R @S 80 mm 40 mm 40 mm A

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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