Mechanism for circular guiding

Machine element or mechanism – Control lever and linkage systems – Elements

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49351, G05G 104, E05F 1144

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ABSTRACT:
The mechanism comprises a movable member having three axes converging in a center of the mechanism, i.e. two main axes guided each by a crank, and a driven axis on which any point follows a substantially circular path centered in the above center. This is due to an appropriate geometry. A driven member may be linked to the movable part about the driven axis, and to a parallelism rod which is in turn linked to one of the cranks. The driven member remains then parallel to itself when the mechanism is actuated, that is, when the one crank is rotated with respect to a carrier member. The driven member may be a cylindrical side window of a car.

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