Computing train value of planetary gear

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Homework Equations


e=(product of number of driving teeth)/(product of number of driven teeth)

e=(n[itex]_{out}[/itex]-n[itex]_{arm}[/itex])/(n[itex]_{in}[/itex]-n[itex]_{arm}[/itex])


The Attempt at a Solution


e=(N[itex]_{p1}[/itex]/N[itex]_{s1}[/itex])*(N[itex]_{s2}[/itex]/N[itex]_{p2}[/itex])
e=1.25926

e should be 0.7941 however

From there out it seems pretty trivial. I just need to get the right e value.
 
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  • Cross-section diagram of a planetary gear train with sun gear S1, sun gear S2 fixed, planet gears P1 and P2 on a shared carrier, an Arm input and an Output shaft labelled as such.
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