The Inverted Coupler Curve Method for Path Generation
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Mechanism synthesis can be accomplished by many methods.  One of the            more popular techniques is the Burmester Theory.  The principal                 investigator proposes the development of an alternative method, the             Inverted Coupler Curve Method, which has significant advantages over            the Burmester Theory.  Such improvement can have a significant impact           on four-bar linkage design.  Linkages hold the promise of higher speed          for automatic machines when compared with cam mechanisms.
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