Gears Flashcards

1
Q

is a machine
element of a mechanical
system formed by mounting
gears on a frame so the teeth
of the gears engage.

A

gear train

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2
Q

Usually,the first gear that is attached to the motor shaft

A

Drive Gear

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3
Q

the second gear is a “___”
attached to the load shaft.

A

driven gear

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4
Q

How to find gear ratio?

A

1.Count the number of teeth on
the drive gear.
2. Count the number of teeth on
the driven gear.
3. Divide the driven gear
teeth by the drive gear teeth.

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5
Q

how to pronounce this in gear ratio?

3/2

A

three to two

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6
Q

what does it mean in terms of turning(revolutions as well as speed or rad/sec)?

A

the driver must turn 1 and a half times to make the driven 1 full revolution means also that the larger gear that is the driven will turn more slowly

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7
Q

what if the gear ratio is inverted

A

The read is two to three

means that the driver is larger
but turns two times while the driven which is a smaller gear turns three times

also means that the driven is much faster than the drive

but the drive has more torque

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8
Q

consists of subsystems and processes assembled for the purpose of obtaining a desired output with desired performance, given a specified input.

A

Control Systems

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9
Q

is a collection of components working together under the direction of some machine intelligence.

A

Control Systems

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10
Q

two types of response

A

transient response
steady-state

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11
Q

the traditional term applied to describe a closed-loop electromechanical control system that directs the precise movement of a physical object such as a radar antenna or robot arm.

A

Servomechanism

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12
Q

4 advantages of control system

A

Power amplification
Remote control
Convenience of input form
Compensation for disturbances

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13
Q

three classifications of control systems

A

regulator system
follow-up system
event control system

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13
Q

automatically maintains a parameter at (or near) a specified value.

A

regulator system

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13
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causes an output to follow a set path that has been specified in advance

A

follow-up system

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14
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controls a sequential series of events.

A

event control system

15
Q

signal representing the desired system output

A

set point

16
Q

intelligence of the system; usually electronic

A

controller

17
Q
  • electromechanical device that converts the signal from the controller into some kind of physical action
A

actuator

18
Q

physical process being affected by the actuator

A

process

19
Q

the measurable result of that process

A

controlled variable

20
Q

5 parts Control System: Block Diagram

A

set point
controller
actuator
process
controlled variable

21
Q

Open-Loop System starts with

A

input transducer

22
Q

input transducer converts signal that can be used by

A

the controller

23
Q

the controller drives the

A

process or a plant

24
Q

other term for input

A

reference

25
Q

output is sometimes called as

A

controlled variable

26
Q

yield the algebraic sum of their input signals using associated signs

A

summing junctions

27
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