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Posted by: samacur ® 09/30/2004, 16:40:23 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
Sorry, not that kind of vibrator I'm making a vibrating device and I'm trying to find some formulas that will give me relationships between the rotating mass, radius of gyration, speed/frequency, and the amplitude of motion of the entire system given it's mass. I'd appreciate any help you can give me. Thanks. Mason |
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Posted by: zekeman ® 10/01/2004, 22:08:31 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
You need to provide a drawing or a better description of the device before you can get any help. |
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Posted by: samacur ® 10/05/2004, 15:36:59 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
So let's say I'm trying to calculate the difference between the motion of 2 personal massager vibroators and the virbrator in a cell phone. I can't actually tell you what I'm working on due to proprietary knowledge.
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