A cam is used to operate a platform that repeatedly lifts boxes for a height of 40 mm as shown. Ône cycle of the cam has the following motion requirements: Rise to 40 mm in 1.5 s, Dwell for 0.25 s, Fall for 20 mm in 1 s; Dwell for 0.25 s; Fall a further 20 mm in 1 s and the cycle repeats after this. The required speed of cam is rpm and the angle turned by cam during the Rise motion is degrees. *Write your answer only as numbers , DO NOT add any text

A cam is used to operate a platform that repeatedly lifts boxes for a height of 40 mm as shown. Ône cycle of the cam has the following motion requirements: Rise to 40 mm in 1.5 s, Dwell for 0.25 s, Fall for 20 mm in 1 s; Dwell for 0.25 s; Fall a further 20 mm in 1 s and the cycle repeats after this. The required speed of cam is rpm and the angle turned by cam during the Rise motion is degrees. *Write your answer only as numbers , DO NOT add any text

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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