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Introduction to Arms & Lift Systems

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Question 1
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Question 6
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Draw a Swing arm

Question 7
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Draw a 4-bar arm

Question 8
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Draw a 6-bar arm

Question 9
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Draw a Chain-bar Arm

Question 10
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Draw a Double Reverse 4-Bar

Question 11
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Draw a Scissor Lift with atleast 2 sections/stages

Question 12
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Draw a Telescoping Lift with atleast 2 sections/stages

Question 13
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Draw a chain lift with atleast 2 sections/stage

Which type of arm is the easiest to assemble
Double Revese 4 Bar Arm
Chain Bar
Swing arm
4-bar arm
When Building any of the linkage arms (4-bar, 6-bar DR4B, etc. what shape(s) are you typically trying to recreate within the structure peices that make up the arm.
Parallelogram
Triangle
Square
Circle
Of the arms discussed which arm has the potential to reach the highest
6-bar
Double Revseres 4 Bar
Chain Bar
4-bar
Swing Arm
With all arms and lift systems what is the primary concern when the system is fully extended?
Tipping of the robot
There are no special concerns in this situation
Strain on motors
Stability of the construction
When considering scissor lifts what attribute of the lift has the biggest impact on the amount of touque is required to lift the lift?
The material the lift is built out of
They mechanism used to drive the lift
The number of cross supports on the lift.
Number of sections on the lift