General Studies · Theory of Machines
The prime circle of a 'cam' is defined as:
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- 1The cam circle enclosing the cam profile.
- 2The smallest circle drawn to the pitch curve from the centre of rotation of the cam.✓
- 3The smallest circle drawn to the cam profile from the centre of rotation of a radial cam.
- 4The circle with centre as the cam axis and radius such that it passes through the pitch point.
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The smallest circle drawn to the pitch curve from the centre of rotation of the cam.
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