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    This document discusses the design of a double dwell cam with minimum velocity. It is given that β1=45°, β2=90°, β3=150°, β4=75°, h=1.5in, and t=6s. The rise and fall of the cam should follow a modified sine curve. The software DYNACAM was then used to generate SVAJ diagrams for the rise, first dwell, fall, and second dwell of the cam profile.

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    This document discusses the design of a double dwell cam with minimum velocity. It is given that β1=45°, β2=90°, β3=150°, β4=75°, h=1.5in, and t=6s. The rise and fall of the cam should follow a modified sine curve. The software DYNACAM was then used to generate SVAJ diagrams for the rise, first dwell, fall, and second dwell of the cam profile.

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    This document discusses the design of a double dwell cam with minimum velocity. It is given that β1=45°, β2=90°, β3=150°, β4=75°, h=1.5in, and t=6s. The rise and fall of the cam should follow a modified sine curve. The software DYNACAM was then used to generate SVAJ diagrams for the rise, first dwell, fall, and second dwell of the cam profile.

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    Problem 8.8.

    Given: 1=45, 2=90, 3=150, 4=75, h=1.5in, t=6s


    For a minimum velocity, the rise and fall in the double dwell cam should be
    designed as a modified sine curve. Then, using the software DYNACAM we find the
    following SVAJ diagrams.

    Figure 01: Rise

    Figure 02: First dwell

    Figure 03: Fall

    Figure 04: Second dwell

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