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[QUOTE="Baluncore, post: 6855675, member: 447632"] I felt, by inspection, that it was the obvious result. Back thinking it, my analysis went like this: Circular motion TA drives crank through amplitude ±0.06 ; That moves link La, axially through ±0.06 ; The double crank TB has length 0.1; so cannot rotate, must reciprocate ±0.06 ; The double crank has equal input and output radius, so output is ±0.06 ; That moves link Lb, axially through ±0.06 ; Which drives the point of fB through ±0.06 ; Since the lengths of La and Lb appear great, direction is not critical, and since all angles operate about 90°, there is no amplitude gain change, so there will be some symmetric→odd harmonic distortion of reciprocation, but amplitude will remain sinusoidal, at about ±0.06 ; Was I wrong? [/QUOTE]
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