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solve using Dynacam and write outputted polynomial equations Design a single dwell cam to move a...

solve using Dynacam and write outputted polynomial equations

Design a single dwell cam to move a follower dwell from 0 to 100 deg, rise 3 inches in100 deg and fall 3 inches in 160 deg. the total cycle must take 2 sec. choose suitable functions for rise and fall to minimize acceleration. Plot SVAJ diagram

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