Volume 5B: 40th Mechanisms and Robotics Conference 2016
DOI: 10.1115/detc2016-59086
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MeKin2D: Suite for Planar Mechanism Kinematics

Abstract: MeKin2D is a collection of subroutines for kinematic simulation of planar linkages using a modular approach, for synthesis and analysis of disk-cam mechanisms with various types of followers, and for involute gear generation. The original set of subroutines accompanies as supplementary material a book by this same author released in 2014. These, as well as other subroutines added since the book has been released are presented in the paper, together with examples accompanied by animations.

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“…During the realization of the modular kinematics it is possible to use different modeling approaches and philosophies. Such systems as OpenModelica [15] use graphical blocks to compose the mechanism kinematical structure while others use a collection of software subroutines for kinematic simulation, written in general-purpose [16] or computer algebra programming languages [17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the realization of the modular kinematics it is possible to use different modeling approaches and philosophies. Such systems as OpenModelica [15] use graphical blocks to compose the mechanism kinematical structure while others use a collection of software subroutines for kinematic simulation, written in general-purpose [16] or computer algebra programming languages [17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some other currently available freeware kinematic simulation tools are Linkage Mechanism Simulator [21], PMKS+ [22,23], and GIM [24]. Simionescu [25,26] has created a library of Pascal subroutines for simulation of different types of mechanisms, which engages students in writing their own computer programs. Similarly, Schmidt and Lax [27] have also implemented computer programs in Matlab and Python for kinematic simulation of mechanisms.…”
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confidence: 99%