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The last mechanism is one DOF. Thanks, sir.

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Thank you sir, It was best Except the example you took before dealing with highe joints (14:00), You have considered 2 links as single and below you have considered seperate, there u can xlplain more

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Yes even I noticed it, he was doing it correctly but later did the mistake and calculated Link 3 and Link 4 as a single link

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I found this video very helpful so sir it's really a good one but I have got a question on the last mechanism there is where I was guessing if it has more than two joints you can help me understand more of it thank you sir

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in last question u have marked 5lj and 7lj(same like 3 n 4lj , 9 n 10lj )that know in between that line can also be considered as link know why u r not considering it?

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Yeah I too have same question , I think it is related to a concept redundant links in parallel configuration , but I am really not sure . I hope he answers this question ASAp.

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Dear sir, Why were you considered the 4th and 5th link as different link at the time of 13:56 minute? whether both of the link should be considered as a whole link like 3rd link. Hope you will give feedback very soon. Thanks.

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Thank you so much for this video, I have really understood theses links and joints. But Sir I have a doubt, in the slider question, I thought the slider would be a higher joint, though it has a surface contact but doesn't it have a line contact when in motion?

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6:06 in that ternary joint why 2 lower joints are not considered as 3Lj , 4Lj on each side of triangle ternary

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19:47 In the last question you considered 3LJ, 5LJ and 7LJ But if that so how could we consider the links 2,3,5,6,7&8 as single links, since there is a joint between shouldn't there be 2 links instead of one? Can someone clarify please?

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See 6 5 7LJ are present on same link but we consider any part as a link when there is motion of one link with respect to other. Now in this link 5LJ is just a support betn two crossing links so we have considered 5lJ but the link is only one.... Hope this will clear ur doubt... Best of luck

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At 6:06 how the shaded portion forms completely 1 link thats my doubt till now

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Thts how it is.... If it is shaded ,thts completely 1 link

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Sir .....How in 3rd example.....in the 4th lower joint....... link 3 is same extended upto 4LJ

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i have a question at 17:17, i think Links is 3, i mean the "3,4,5" considered as 1 Link, i don't understand at that :"D

[@Abhilash5393]

@Time 15:27 , the DOF must be 4, as there is no fixed link.

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Pls sir can I also define the higher joint as any joint that that is capable of moving within the connected slot Like what we have in the question above, where we have the bolts even if there wasn't any bolts there but it is fixed in such a way that it can still move as if there was the bolts can we still call it a higher joint? Thank you

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bro in that semi circle question ..how there is only one higher joint ....it should be 2 or...because for one circle in contact with the surface then it is haivng 1 higher joint ..but for 2 it should be 2 na????

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[@sangamlimbu3394]

It's not like 2 circle 2 higher joints It's all about joints 1 circle is 1 link Another circle is another link And when two links meet Than only 1 joint is formed As it's a joint which has point contact Thats why that one joint is higher joint.

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Really great lecture sir!! Sir, double parallegram's , how do we determine the dof?? Also for a robot manipulator

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Are you a mechanical engineer?

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At 12:31, you mention link 4 then correct yourself that its a complete one link as link 3. Would be great if you can explain why it is not a separate link?

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Because it has no relative motion with link 3 that's why considered as 3rd link.

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[@dusengeavelin2510]

Especially where you have put the 3LJ ,5LJ,9LJ,12LJ

[@HimanshuBhatt-s2v]

but in that ladder question the middle one have 4 links so 3 joints are there why we are taking it as one ?

[@bernardfelix358]

I do not understand how the mechanism in the 12:34 example has 7 links, and not 8 or 6.

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I don't know if you have considered slider as a link. If you consider it as a link (it should be considered as a link) then it has clearly 7 links..or you might be thinking 4th and 6th link be considered as a single link, if it is the case then it must have 6 links. But it's his opinion to consider it as same link or two different link, the doubt arises naturally since both links connected in a straight line(180° angle), if they are connected at some angle, no doubt arises.

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In last question there are 2 fixed pairs. So why you didn't count lower joint to 2nd fixed pair consisting of rolling motion?

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Thnks sir for clearly D.O.F

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At 13:56 the problem you are soving there should be 2 ternary joints which should be the one with 6lower joint

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How do I calculate ternary and quaternary links when diagram is not given.

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At 13.44 why 4 and 6 are not taken as single link??

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12:35 You must solve Lower PAIR, not Lower joint.

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Sir ,can you make a video on degree of freedom of a pulley system please sir a 1 minute video is Enough for me , please sir...

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Rocker and rocker mechanism complete information in brief

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broo in 1st example DOF between 2 link and 1st there is one more link not add ?!?! ( aur aek link nahi aayegi)

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Sir last problem ,i didn't understand to slove thr links

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sir sab se last wale problem main jo 3j 5j aur 9j wale joints nahin hain

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the vertical link 4 itself a single link with the lower circle whichi is higher pair?....if it is then why there is pin joint between the vertical link and circle ?...............make it clear #science and all 4 : 25

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I need report for 5 Degrees of freedom

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it's actually kutzbatch''s equation*

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It's Kutzbech formula

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Last question there is line contact is there is a higher joint u did wrong

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which is slider

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First Example no. Of links is incorrect 3:9 Links=5 not 4 You didn't count the ball as a link

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Welcome you See there are only 4 link one fixed and three other as you can see in video The fifth link you are talking about the ball is not a link it just a support which we have to consider as a higher joint

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Ball ko bhi link count karna hoga agar higher pair lena hai tho

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Yes it's a higher joint So it is a link (When 2 links meet then only joint is formed So One fixed linked and that roller link froms a Higher joint ) Did you get it There are 5 links altogether Watch other channels video bro😂

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3(5-1) -2(4) -1=3

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Hi, I have 2 questions - what does mean "fully constrain mechanism"? - what does mean the mechanism had 0 Dregree of freedom? - the mechanism does have no movements? Thanks David

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When dof is 1 means body/ mechanism had ony one direction to move then we call it as fully constraints mechanisms.. Consider an example of stick and it's both ends are fixed then that stick will not able to move in any direction or not able to rotate in x, y, z axis so it called 0 degrees of freedom.. Hope you understand the concept fully Still if you have doubt chek my other videos you will completely get knowledge Thank you Please drop like share and subscribe channel to motivate me

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@@Sycoraxgaming1 fully (complete)constrained motion is one in which the the relative motion in pair is independent of direction of force and the relative motion can only take place in one direction. ex : rod in axle with collars in which it can only rotate and cannot move in any other direction. Incomplete on other hand means that direction is not predefined in pair and relative motion will take place according to direction of force . ex rod in axle without collar. Then there is third mechanism which is successfully CM , it is one in which the pair can have different relative motion but it is configured in such a way that it only movesin one direction examples is valve of an IC engine. BHAI AGEYA SAMAJ ME ?