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    This document provides information about calculating the inverse of an involute function. It gives a formula for calculating the inverse as the tangent of the angle minus the angle in radians. It notes the inverse only makes sense for angles between 0 and 89 degrees. As the angle increases, so does the involute, and vice versa. It includes a brief table showing sample angles and their corresponding involute values.

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    This document provides information about calculating the inverse of an involute function. It gives a formula for calculating the inverse as the tangent of the angle minus the angle in radians. It notes the inverse only makes sense for angles between 0 and 89 degrees. As the angle increases, so does the involute, and vice versa. It includes a brief table showing sample angles and their corresponding involute values.

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    The Inverse of The Involute Function: 90 Bissel Street Joliet, IL 60432 Phone 800.876.7216 Fax 815.723.9207

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    This document provides information about calculating the inverse of an involute function. It gives a formula for calculating the inverse as the tangent of the angle minus the angle in radians. It notes the inverse only makes sense for angles between 0 and 89 degrees. As the angle increases, so does the involute, and vice versa. It includes a brief table showing sample angles and their corresponding involute values.

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    90 Bissel Street

    Joliet, IL 60432

    phone 800.876.7216

    fax 815.723.9207

    THE INVERSE OF THE INVOLUTE FUNCTION

    Given the involute of an angle, there is no simple Θ IN INV. Θ


    formula for finding that angle. If you have involute DEGREES
    tables, the inverse of the involute can be found by 0 0 1. Inv (θ) = Tangent θ- (θ•π/180)
    interpolating between known values, if needed. 5 0.00022
    Without the benefit of tables, the pursuit of the 10 0.00179 2. The function makes sense only
    angle can be achieved with a calculator, the most 14.5 0.00554 from a range of 0° up to 89°.
    practical solution is to guess based on this brief 17.5 0.00987 You should arrive at θ=140° for
    table. 20 0.01490 example.
    22.5 0.02151 3. The involute is a steadily
    Remember you have involute (Inv θ) you want θ. 25 0.02998 increasing function; that is, the
    30 0.05375 higher the angle, the higher the
    Θ is the Greek letter Theta often used for a given 35 0.08934 involute and vice versa.
    angle 40 0.14097
    45 0.21460
    50 0.31909
    55 0.46821
    60 0.68585

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