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After integrating Eq (1333) with respect to Rv, the left-hand side becomes the relative vibrational energy of the output It follows that this vibrational energy is controllable by the parameter, Ffe In the same way, control of the third derivative of the effective follower-spring force, Ffe, controls the time rate-of-change of relative vibrational energy Hence, the continuity of this time rate-of-change of the relative vibrational energy is directly related to the continuity of the cam acceleration The latter is speci able through the boundary conditions given by Eq (1332) 13543 Problem Formulation Based on the Output Criterion From the discussion above, the problem formulation based on the output optimality criterion may be written as follows: Minimize 2 2 J = (W1 Ffe + W2 Ffe ) dt

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As you have built the universe, you have done a number of integrity checks In modifying the SQL of individual objects, you should have parsed each one The parse validates that you have entered the SQL correctly In building joins, you have detected cardinalities and loops to create contexts and aliases The overall universe integrity check becomes a final chance to catch anything you may have missed in earlier stages If you are using linked universes, it checks the integrity in both the kernel and derived universes It also will determine if anything has changed in the data source structure that would make an existing object or join invalid To check the integrity of a universe, select the pull-down menu Tools | Check Integrity or select the Check Integrity button from the toolbar Designer presents you with the following dialog box:

Here is a: 5, 6, 7 Here is b: 10, 10, 10 Here is c: 0, 0, 0 a is true b is true c is false Control a loop using a ThreeD object 10, 10, 10 9, 9, 9 8, 8, 8 7, 7, 7 6, 6, 6 5, 5, 5

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Like methods, properties are specified in an interface without any body Here is the general form of a property specification: // interface property type name { get; set; }

1355 Development of an Optimality Criterion-2: Cam Criterion 13551 General The optimality criteria derived up to this point are for output characteristics It is also desirable to introduce criteria for cam contact stress to allow a compromise between output performance and cam contact stress 13552 Contact Stress at Cam-Follower Interface The Hertzian contact stress at the cam-follower interface is a nonlinear function of parameters such as pressure angles, cam offset, roller-follower mass, preload, follower-guide dimensions, follower-guide friction, and cam curvature These parameters can be grouped into three nonlinear factors, each highlighting certain aspects of the cam contact stress Factor SF allows for follower guide friction and follower pressure angle It relates the follower-spring force ff on the output mass to the cam contact force fc and is given in normalized form as: Fc = Ff SF (1336)

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At this point, you can choose Check All to have Designer perform all possible checks, or you can choose to check the integrity of individual components Table 16-1 explains the purpose of each check To perform the check, select the desired components and click OK The following screen shows the results from Check All Designer groups each warning according to the component tested, as listed in Table 16-1 Next to each component, Designer will display an OK or an Error count Initially, any warnings and errors are collapsed To see the full error, click the + sign next to the component