Kinematic model: Hooke's coupling

Universal joint shafts are joint shafts that transfer a torque and a rotational motion. A universal joint combines two non-aligned shafts. In a universal joint, the torque and the speed are non-uniformly transmitted. Learn about Kinematic model: Hooke's coupling equipment for optimal educational outcomes.. This non-uniform transmission is called the gimbal error. This is remedied by using two universal joints connected to each other by an intermediate shaft. Learn about Kinematic model: Hooke's coupling price for optimal educational outcomes.. This combination is referred to as the cardan shaft or the universal joint shaft.

• investigation of a universal joint shaft
• adjustment of the layout of the universal joints and the deflection angle via two rotary plates
• adjustment of the input angle of the drive universal joint
• measure the output angle of rotation
• determine the angular difference