Info on solving mechanisms graphically

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Information on solving mechanisms with one degree of freedom using graphical methods is sought, particularly for displacement diagrams and applying Newton's laws for kinematics and dynamics. A user provided links to lecture notes, although they are in Croatian, suggesting that the mathematical content is accessible despite the language barrier. The recommended sections, "Predavanje 6" and "Predavanje 7," are expected to be beneficial for understanding these concepts. Overall, graphical methods for analyzing mechanisms can be complex but are supported by available resources. Accessing the provided materials could enhance understanding of the topic.
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Hi,

I would like to know if there's anywhere I can find information on how to solve problems that deal with mechanisms (1 degree of freedom) using graphical methods, because I couldn't find any.

Thank you.
 
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Hm, what exactly are you looking for? Displacement diagrams?
 
Only how to find speed and acceleration of the elements of the mechanism, that is applying Newton's laws to solve kinematics (and dynamics) problems graphically.
 
Here are some lecture notes, but unfortunately they're in Croatian. But then again, it's mostly "math", so I think you can figure it out.

http://www.grad.hr/nastava/mehanika/Mehanika_2/predavanja_zgb.htm

The links "Predavanje 6" and "Predavanje 7" should help.
 
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