Live 60 FPS 2D Blueprint CAE Simulators & Comprehensive Parameter Dictionary
Explore KineSolver's 5 core mechanism studios with interactive 60 FPS 2D Blueprint simulators. Watch the animated data-input sequence where synthesis parameters (motion laws, rise/dwell angles, link ratios, Chebyshev precision points, Burmester curves) are typed and visually mapped to each mechanism before full-speed kinematic execution. Record 15-second Full HD MP4 videos for YouTube engineering tutorials and export production-ready AutoCAD DXF CNC toolpaths.
Angular rotation of camshaft lifting follower from baseline to peak stroke. Smaller angles result in steeper cam flanks and increased side thrust pressure angle.
Camshaft angular span where follower remains completely stationary at maximum lift with zero velocity. Used for stamping, clamping, or welding operations.
Camshaft angle during which follower descends back to base circle under spring force or gravity, following a controlled deceleration curve.
Rest angle at the base radius before initiating the next stroke. The sum of all four angles must strictly equal 360°: β₁ + β₂ + β₃ + β₄ = 360°.
Smallest circle from camshaft center to cam profile. Determines physical envelope, structural rigidity, and shaft torque. Increasing r₁ reduces pressure angle.
Outer radius of roller bearing contacting cam surface. Replaces sliding with rolling friction. Must satisfy ρ_min > r₂ to prevent undercutting.
Net linear displacement travel of follower from lowest to highest position (e.g. valve opening or punch tool stroke).
Angle between contact normal and follower motion axis. Exceeding 30° causes excessive lateral force, leading to mechanical wedging and jamming in guide bushings.
s + l ≤ p + q. Continuous 360° crank rotation requires this condition.40° ≤ μ ≤ 140°) across the full stroke to prevent mechanical toggle jamming.Continuously rotating input link connected to motor shaft. Rotates full 360° without dead points.
Floating intermediate link transmitting motion between crank pin A and rocker joint B. Undergoes general planar motion.
Output arm oscillating back and forth between two angular limit extremes around fixed pivot O₂.
Fixed distance between ground bearings O₁ and O₂ on the machine frame.
Acute angle between coupler centerline and rocker centerline. Direct indicator of force transmission quality. Values below 40° lead to high joint friction and jamming.
Current angular position of driving crank link relative to horizontal base line O₁-O₂.
y = x²) over domain [x_0, x_n].K₁ cos(φ) - K₂ cos(ψ) + K₃ = cos(ψ - φ) to obtain optimal link ratios.Mathematical relationship mechanically generated between driving crank angle ψ and output rocker angle φ.
Coordinates where the four-bar linkage output matches the target mathematical curve with exact zero error.
Total angular sweep assigned to input independent variable x.
Total angular sweep assigned to dependent variable y.
Dimensionless synthesis constants derived from link ratios (K₁ = d/a, K₂ = d/c, K₃ = (a²+c²+d²-b²)/(2ac)).
Angular difference between generated rocker position and ideal function. In KineSolver, maximum structural error is kept below 0.02°.
Required discrete spatial coordinates specified by designer for pick-and-place, walking machines, or cutting tools.
Continuous algebraic curve of degree 6 traced by coupler tracer point P during full 360° crank rotation.
Working tip on rigid coupler plate carrying tool, gripper, or workpiece.
Rigid planar plate connecting crank pin A, rocker pin C, and tracer tip P.
Chassis-mounted fixed pivot bearings supporting the driving crank and follower rocker arm.
Root-mean-square positional discrepancy between generated coupler curve and target precision nodes.
Locus of moving points on guided coupler body that lie on a circle across all 4 precision positions.
Locus of fixed center pivots in base frame corresponding to the circular arcs of circle-points.
Chassis-mounted pivot centers defining the rotational axes of crank and rocker links.
Articulated joints on coupler body moving along circular arcs centered at M and Q.
Selected Burmester center location defining the primary crank rotational center.
Specified sequential positions and angular orientations of guided workpiece.