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Passive Mechanical Amplifiers : Realisation

Author: Jean-Pierre BROSSARD

Publication date: September 10, 2017 | Lire en français

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    2. Orthogonal two-stage amplifier

    In what follows, we'll take a look at a symmetrical two-stage passive mechanical amplifier that delivers high gains, is easy to adapt and involves virtually only rotoidal joints.

    2.1 Principle model of the mechanism

    The amplifier is shown in figure 17 . It's a plane articulated mechanism with 8 bars. It can also be said to be the assembly of three kneepads with common elements:

    • the first knee brace consists of the bars S 1 , S 2 and

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