The mechanism shown below is used to lower and raise a solar panel mounted on a roof. The purpose is to track the sun at different inclinations throughout the year. Assuming link AB is rotating with a velocity of 60 rpm, determine the velocity at point E using the relative velocity method. Link AB = 450 mm Link BC = 550 mm Link CD = 700 mm Link EC = 300 mm 0 = 60° B = 45° Y = 100°

The mechanism shown below is used to lower and raise a solar panel mounted on a roof. The purpose is to track the sun at different inclinations throughout the year. Assuming link AB is rotating with a velocity of 60 rpm, determine the velocity at point E using the relative velocity method. Link AB = 450 mm Link BC = 550 mm Link CD = 700 mm Link EC = 300 mm 0 = 60° B = 45° Y = 100°

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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