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+ A slider crank mechanism is a common mechanical system that converts rotational motion into linear motion.
+ It consists of a crank, a connecting rod, and a slider.
+ The crank rotates about a fixed axis, the connecting rod connects the crank to the slider, and the slider moves linearly along a guide or track.
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+ Here are some things to keep in mind when solving problems involving slider-crank mechanisms:
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+ Need a review of types of connections?
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+ This content has also been in statics.
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+ Slider cranks builds on this content in dynamics. +
++ The slider component of a slider crank mechanism has a reaction force like the "Roller/pin in confined slot" connection shown to the left. +
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