The function of gearing is to mesh with other gear elements to
transmit altered torque and rotation. In fact, gearing can change
the speed, torque and direction of motion from a drive source.
In this Design Guide, the editors of Design World detail the most
common gear types for precision applications — as well as the
contained gear trains known as gearboxes (those mechanical
components consisting of a series of integrated gears) and other
iterations to simplify integration and servotuning.
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