Abstract
A matrix-based method is presented for calculating velocities and accelerations in two- and three-dimensional mechanisms. The method involves no symbolic manipulation or differentiation and is comparatively simple to implement as a computer algorithm, in that the same arithmetic process is used regardless of the configuration of the mechanism, and regardless of its complexity. The quantity of computation varies linearly with the number of moving parts in the mechanism.
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