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vi  CONTENTS
                              CHAPTER 3  MECHANISMS FOR             4.2  Basic Computer Model  214
                              MOTION TRANSMISSION  133              4.3  Microcontroller Hardware and
                                                                         Software: PIC 18F452  218
                               3.1  Introduction  133                    4.3.1  Microcontroller
                               3.2  Rotary to Rotary Motion                    Hardware  220
                                   Transmission Mechanisms  136          4.3.2  Microprocessor
                                    3.2.1  Gears  136                          Software  224
                                    3.2.2  Belt and Pulley  138          4.3.3  I/O Peripherals of PIC
                               3.3  Rotary to Translational Motion             18F452  226
                                   Transmission Mechanisms  139     4.4  Interrupts  235
                                    3.3.1  Lead-Screw and                4.4.1  General Features of
                                         Ball-Screw                            Interrupts  235
                                         Mechanisms  139                 4.4.2  Interrupts on PIC
                                    3.3.2  Rack and Pinion
                                                                               18F452  236
                                         Mechanism  142
                                                                    4.5  Problems  243
                                    3.3.3  Belt and Pulley  142
                               3.4  Cyclic Motion Transmission      CHAPTER 5  ELECTRONIC
                                   Mechanisms  143                  COMPONENTS FOR
                                    3.4.1  Linkages  143            MECHATRONIC SYSTEMS  245
                                    3.4.2  Cams  145
                               3.5  Shaft Misalignments and         5.1  Introduction  245
                                   Flexible Couplings  153          5.2  Basics of Linear Circuits  245
                               3.6  Actuator Sizing  154            5.3  Equivalent Electrical Circuit
                                    3.6.1  Inertia Match Between         Methods  249
                                         Motor and Load  160             5.3.1  Thevenin’s Equivalent
                               3.7  Homogeneous Transformation                 Circuit  249
                                   Matrices  162                         5.3.2  Norton’s Equivalent
                               3.8  A Case Study: Automotive                   Circuit  250
                                   Transmission as a “Gear          5.4  Impedance  252
                                   Reducer”  172                         5.4.1  Concept of Impedance  252
                                    3.8.1  The Need for a                5.4.2  Amplifier: Gain, Input
                                         Gearbox                               Impedance, and
                                         “Transmission” in                     Output Impedance  257
                                         Automotive                      5.4.3  Input and Output
                                         Applications  172                     Loading Errors  258
                                    3.8.2  Automotive               5.5  Semiconductor Electronic
                                         Transmission: Manual            Devices  260
                                         Shift Type  174                 5.5.1  Semiconductor
                                    3.8.3  Planetary Gears  178                Materials  260
                                    3.8.4  Torque Converter  186         5.5.2  Diodes  263
                                    3.8.5  Clutches and Brakes:          5.5.3  Transistors  271
                                         Multi Disc Type  192       5.6  Operational Amplifiers  282
                                    3.8.6  Example: An                   5.6.1  Basic Op-Amp  282
                                         Automatic                       5.6.2  Common Op-Amp
                                         Transmission Control                  Circuits  290
                                         Algorithm  194             5.7  Digital Electronic Devices  308
                                    3.8.7  Example: Powertrain           5.7.1  Logic Devices  309
                                         of Articulated Trucks  196      5.7.2  Decoders  309
                               3.9  Problems  201                        5.7.3  Multiplexer  309
                                                                         5.7.4  Flip-Flops  310
                                                                    5.8  Digital and Analog I/O and
                              CHAPTER 4                                  Their Computer Interface  314
                              MICROCONTROLLERS   207                5.9  D/A and A/D Converters and
                                                                         Their Computer Interface  318
                               4.1  Embedded Computers versus      5.10  Problems  324
                                   Non-Embedded Computers  207
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