Design of the five-bar linkage with singularity-free workspace

Author:

Demjen Tivadar,Lovasz Erwin-ChristianORCID,Ceccarelli MarcoORCID,Sticlaru Carmen,Lupuţi Antonio-Marius-Flavius,Oarcea Alexandru,Silaghi-Perju Dan-Cristian

Abstract

AbstractThis paper shows the kinematic analysis and the synthesis of the five-bar linkage with symmetrical structure and singularity-free dexterous workspace. The type synthesis of the five-bar linkage shows that the number of symmetrical structures of five-bar linkage is limited to eight structures. This study deals with the forward and inverse kinematic analysis and synthesis of the five-bar structure 5-RRRRR. The synthesis equations allow the analytical computation of the link lengths of a symmetrical five-bar linkage using only revolute joints to avoid the singularities in an imposed dexterous workspace. A numerical example of the symmetrical five-bar linkage is analyzed and synthetized theoretically and characterized by computing the performance indices. The tests on an experimental model of the five-bar linkage 5-RRRRR confirm the singularity-free dexterous workspace.

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (CUP)

Subject

Computer Science Applications,General Mathematics,Software,Control and Systems Engineering,Control and Optimization,Mechanical Engineering,Modeling and Simulation,Artificial Intelligence,Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition,Computational Mechanics,Rehabilitation

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