Question: HELP WITH HAND CALCULATIONS. Rigid - Body Kinematics Project Instructions Bar A B rotates about the fixed point A with constant angular velocity 0 .

HELP WITH HAND CALCULATIONS. Rigid-Body Kinematics Project
Instructions
Bar AB rotates about the fixed point A with constant angular velocity 0. The system starts with bar
AB horizontal.
Use the relative velocity equation to find the velocity of C in terms of the angles and and
their derivatives.
Determine the lengths of bars AB and BC so that as bar AB rotates, the collar C moves back
and forth between the positions D and E. A design constraint is that bar BC must be longer
than bar AB(as shown in sketch).
You are given the design constraint that the magnitude of the acceleration of collar C must
not exceed 200ms2. What is the maximum allowable value of 0?
Create the following plots for a complete revolution of bar AB using the values for lengths
and angular velocity determined above:
and versus time as 2 sub-plots.
Position, velocity, and acceleration of C versus time as 3 sub-plots.
Velocity and acceleration of C versus its position as 2 sub-plots.
Use your plotted results to describe the motion of the system - where does it start, which
way does it move initially, where do the min and max occur, etc.
Solve the problem with a MATLAB LiveScript using the Symbolic Toolbox. Use hand calculations as
needed to support your solution. Include your analytical work (hand calculations) in the Live Script.
HELP WITH HAND CALCULATIONS. Rigid - Body

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