What is the difference between basic kinematic chain and compound kinematic chain ? What is the criteria for a chain to be constrained ?

What do you understand by inversions how many inversions are possible in a kinematic chain having 'n' links?

I’ve worked with one of these machine builder companies before, and I’ve learned a lot of things about them, specifically about machines. From what I know, a mechanism can be a part of a mechanical system or a larger process. It’s also defined as the means of controlling, constraining or transmitting relative movement. On the other hand, a machine is considered as a collection of mechanism that transmits both the motion and forces. In short, the main difference between these two is that machines transform energy to do work while the mechanism will carry out this function. You can check out this link: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rapidproto/mechanisms/chpt2.html if you want to know more.

What is standing wave ?

What is aperiodic motion ?

What is damping coefficient ?

What is coefficient of detection of governor ?

What is single degree of freedom system ?

What is the difference between a machine and a mechanism ?

What is the difference between lower pair and higher pair ?

What is the purpose of D'-slid valve in steam engines ?

What is spatial mechanism ?

Define shape factor.

What dose the area under the stress-strain curve represent ?

State D'Alemberts principal.

What is second pendulum ?

What is the fundamental law of gearing ?

Define radius of gyration ?

What is centre of percussion ?