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20. As you have learned, the two logic symbols shown in Figure 3–86 represent equivalent operations. The difference between the two is strictly from a functional viewpoint. For the NAND symbol, look for two HIGHs on the inputs to give a LOW output. For the negative OR, look for at least one LOW on the inputs to give a HIGH on the output. Using these two functional viewpoints, show that each gate will produce the same output for the given inputs
21. Repeat Problem 17 for a 2-input NOR gate
22. Determine the output waveform in Figure 3–87 and draw the timing diagram.
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For the 3-DOF Industrial manipulator arm as shown in Figure 3, determine
the joint displacements for known position and orientation of the end of the
arm point.
0.
0.
Y1A
Y2 A
Y3
X2
X3
21
22
23
Yo
xo
Figure 3. 3 DOF RRR Industrial manipulator arm
The link transformation matrices are given by
C3 -S3 0 a3C3
S3 C3
1
C2 -S2 0 a,C2
C1
S1
-S1
-C1
d1
S2
C2
2T3
%3D
T2
1
1
1
1
1
S1
C\C2a3+C1a2
C1C2C3 – C1S2S3 -C¡C2S3 – C1S2S3
S,C2C3 – S1S2S3 -SĄC2S3 – S1 S2C3 -C1 SịC2a3+ Sja2
Szaz + d1
1
OT3 =
= °T, 'T2 ?T3
S½C3 + C2S3
- S2S3 + C2C3
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about which G-code can be omitted in the following NC program and sign such
G-code with bracket.
00001
N10 G20 G40 G49 G54 G80 G90
N20 M06 T03
N30 G43 H03
N40 M03 S2000
N50 G00 X0.5 Y0.5
N60 G00 70.2
N70 G01 Z-0.1 F5.0
N80 G01 X0.5 Y1.5 F10
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Drilling should be done in two steps with each step 8 mm. Using absolute coordinate system
and the parameters given in the table below,
(i)
Determine the coordinates of hole H=1
(ii)
Determine the shortest distance between hole H=1 and the center
(ii)
Write a G code program for drilling hole H=1 only.
CNC Drilling Operating Conditions
Speed of the spindle
1690 RPM
Feed rate of drilling
19 mm/minute
Size of the drill bit
8 mm
Rack number of drill bit
Distance kept between the drill bit and the work piece surface 3.5 mm
The flange thickness
16 mm
H=2
H=3
H=1
B=30°
H=4
B
A = 60°.
angle
= 0°.
Center (0, 0)
Radius
= 60 mm
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Do not do 5-1 just use instructions from it
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4. Consider a batch process of the conveyor oven illustrated in Figure 1. List all
input and output process variables involved (binary and continuous), and draw
the block diagram for the automation of the conveyor oven temperature and the
connection schematic of the programmable logic control interface with process
field devices.
Motorized
circulating
fans
Airflow
(m/s)
Electrical
heating
elements
Heater
voltage (volt)
ww.
Thermostat
Thermostat
("C)
("C)
111111tt,
Cake
Cake
Cake
Cake
Cake
Cake
II
Travel direction
Screw conveyor
Stepping motor
Figure 1: Cake conveyor oven.
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control, the robot feels around with the tool tip until it inserts it into the socket (or Goal)
at location T. Once in this "calibration" configuration (in which {G} and {T} are
coincident), the position of the robot, T, is figured out by reading the joint angle
sensors and computing the kinematics and given below. Assuming T and T are given
below, give the transform equation to compute the unknown tool frame, WT.
(W)
21
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5. The decimal number 37 is equivalent to the
binary coded decimal (BCD) number:
(a) 00110111
(b) 00100101
(c) 00101111.
Test your understanding 2.6
1. Find the decimal equivalent of the octal
number 41.
2. Find the octal equivalent of the decimal
number 139.
3. Find the binary equivalent of the octal number
537.
4. Find the octal equivalent of the binary number
111001100.
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equation for the given data. A four-bar mechanism is to be designed in a
automotive industry to perform automation of packaging. The given input
angles and the required output angles are given below.
O, is along
03 is 40°
greater than 02
Input angle, 0
02 is 30° greater than 01
positive x axis
Pi is 20° lesser
than P2
Output angle, O
P 2 is same as 03
P3 = 02
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hexadecimal (base 16) number 2AF16 is? Please
show the computation process. Hint: base 16 -
base 10
base 2
two's complement of a 12-bit
binary string
base 10 - base 8
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Each leadscrew has a pitch = 5.0 mm and provides an axis range = 300.0 mm. There are 16 bits in each binary register used by the controller to store position data for the two axes.
What is the control resolution of each axis?
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in Table 1. The linkage configuration and terminology are shown in Figure 1. For the rows
assigned, find
(a) all possible solutions for angle and slider position d by vector loop method.
(b) the transmission angle corresponding to angle 83. (Hint: Treat the vector R4 as virtual rocker)
Show your work in details: vector loop, vector equations, solution procedure.
Table 1
Row
a
b
с
offset
02
Link 2
1.4
3
5
A
R2
0₂
Link 3
4
8
20
slider axis.
R3
Link 3
R₂
d
R₁
Figure 1.
0₁
Offset
1
2
-5
С
B
R4
T
84
X
Q2
45°
-30°
225°
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program for the required moves of CNC Machine: (all units in (mm) and Absolute). Material
Aluminium. Row material size 320 60 mm long.
63
48
43
40
28
20
10
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Write a G-Code Program for the part given below.
10 20
40
30
R9
R20
R8
11,98
80
Start
Re
R7
SS
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Figure P1-2
B=10 ; 270⁰
C=15 ; 210⁰
D=12,5 ; 315⁰
E= 7,5 ; 75⁰
F = 10 ; 215⁰
G= 15 ; 100⁰
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PROBLEM:
Based on the Orthographic Projections
of the TERMINAL BLOCK draw a full section.
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circuit of the linkage, given s -12.71° and 04-43.51°. Write your angle as a positive number with respect to
the x-axis. VBA is the velocity of B with respect to A.
This is a general diagram for a fourbar linkage. Not to scale.
032
3
B
Open
Crossed
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A rear-window wiper mechanism is shown in Figure 2 below. It's known that the mechanism is a 4-bar
mechanism, and the crank angle, 02 is 50°. The actuator is a motor and it's connected to the shortest
link.
a) Calculate the Degree-of-Freedom (DOF) of the mechanism
b) Calculate length z
c) Calculate transmission angle, Y
d) Calculate limit angle, A04
210
50
80
190
Figure 2
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I want you to draw HGL& EGL
For the first picture using the same method on the second picture
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Select one:
O True
O False
Coloct the cinmple cuctom fcom the fellouuing
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Write two G-code programs using the following figure where units are in inches.
a. The first program should use absolute positioning, and
b. the second program should use incremental positioning.
P4
Finish
(6, 4)
P2
(1, 3)
P3 (4.79, 2)
P1
Start (-2, 1)
Center (2.5, 1)
-2
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The RPH robot of Figure 3 is shown in its zero position. Determine the end-
effector zero position configuration M, and the screw axes S; in {s}.
n. F -inta. Sorowo-
Zs
{s}
Xs
L₁
ŷs
Lo
0₁5
L2
02
{b}
zb
103
pitch h = 0.1 m/rad
Ấb
ŷb
L3
Figure 3: An RPH open chain shown at its zero position. All arrows along/about the
joint axes are drawn in the positive direction (i.e., in the direction of increasing joint
value). The pitch of the screw joint is 0.1 m/rad, i.e., it advances linearly by 0.1 m for
every radian rotated. The link lengths are Lo = 4, L₁= 3, L2= 2, and L3= 1
(figure not drawn to scale).
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Draw the kinematic Diagram and determine the degree of freedom of the following machines inside the box:
1.
DOF:
L=
J₁ =
J₂ =
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Evaluate the 3-DOF wrist as shown in Figure 2, use the conventional method to
determine
1. Linear velocity and
2. Angular velocity
NOTE: for JOINT 3 ( 03 ) only
Connected
to robot
Figure 2: Wrist assembly
The known position and orientation of the end of the arm point is.
[-C,S2C3 + S1S3 C;S2S3 +S1C3
|-S;S2C3 – C,S3 S,S2S3 + C,C3
-C2S3
C,C2
S,C2
S2
°T3=°T;'T2?T3=
C2C3
[G 0 S, 0
S, 0 -G 0
°T
1
0 0
1
-S2 0 C, 0°
C2 0 S, 0
'T2
1
1
[C3 -S3 0 07
S3 C3 0 0
2T3=
1 0
0 0 1
00010
II
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