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 5.0    Minimization Of Gear Train Inertia  T82
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 Introduction to Gear Train Inertia Minimization
 The Single Mesh
 The Two-Mesh Gear Train
 The General Case (n-Mesh Train)
 Tradeoff Between Design for Minimum Backlash and Minimum Inertia
 Inertia Ratio
 Results of the Optimization
 Power Gear Trains
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6.0   7.0    Gear Train Backlash Computation
Transmission Error In Gear Trains
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 Introduction
 Gear Train Transmission Error Computation
 Integrated Position Error for a Train
Statistics and Probabilistic Design
 Example of Backlash and Transmission Error Calculation
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8.0 
CONFIGURATIONS AND DESIGN
Introduction

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 General Description of this Section
 Precision Gearheads and Speed Reducers 
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9.0  Basic Classification Of Speed Reducers T103
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General
 Shaft Configurations
 Gear Types
 Speed Reducer Selection and Design
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10.0  Parallel Shaft Arrangement T106
10.1
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 General Kinematic Characteristics
 Efficiency of Gears Connecting Parallel Shafts
 Numerical Example
 Efficiency of Gear Trains
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11.0  Center Distance And Speed Ratio Adjustments Using Parallel Helical Gears T110
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Introduction
Compensating for Center Distance Variation
Changing Gear Ratios
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12.0  Methods And Devices For Controlling Backlash In Parallel Shaft Drives T112
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Introduction
Gear Design for Eliminating or Minimizing Backlash
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13.0  Right Angie Gear Systems T118
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 Introduction
 General Kinematic Characteristics
 Efficiency of Bevel, Worm and Crossed Helical Gears
 Crossed-Axis Helical Gears
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