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Re: Help please: I'm trying to get two outputs from one shaft
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lugnet.technic
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Tue, 27 Sep 2005 21:04:23 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Tony Hafner wrote:
> I have one shaft that will be turned by a motor in either direction. And I want
> to get two different outputs, based on which direction the motor is turning.
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> When the Input shaft turns clockwise, Output 1 turns and Output 2 does not.
> When the Input shaft turns counter-clockwise, Output 2 turns and Output 1 does
> not.
Hi Tony,
Here is something I put together real fast during my lunch break:
http://wegmuller.org/v-web/gallery/OneInTwoOut The movies are quite big (4MB a
piece) but they show clearly how this thing works... Notice that it works in any
position as the mechanism is balanced.
An other approach to this is the "traveling worm gear": it relies on the fact
that Lego worm gear slide freely along cross axles. If you're interested, I'll
put one together tonight...
Speaking of worm gears: if you need the non-rotating output to be locked when it
is not driven, you can always use a worm gear between this mechanism and the
application point.
Greetings,
David Wegmuller
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| I have one shaft that will be turned by a motor in either direction. And I want to get two different outputs, based on which direction the motor is turning. When the Input shaft turns clockwise, Output 1 turns and Output 2 does not. When the Input (...) (19 years ago, 27-Sep-05, to lugnet.technic)
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