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14273 Cam-Modulated Epicyclic Gears and Moving Cam (Type 1) Again, the output speed is the sum of the input gear movement plus or minus the cam movement In Fig 1441 we see a compound train with A the input gear and D the output gear Gear D is oating or, in other words, not attached to gear A Gears B and C and cam E are xed to each other Cam E is riding over roller F When the unit rotates, gear D is driven by the output of gears plus or minus the movement of the arm shown Thus we have a cam-controlled cyclical variable-speed drive 14274 Cam-Modulated Epicyclic Gearing and Moving Cam (Type 2) This design is kinematically the same as the previous ones As before, the output speed is the superposition of two actions (Fig 1442), the input gear speed and the epicyclic arm G, the latter driven by the cam The main drive occurs through gear A into B, turning the epicyclic gears, C, meshing with the output shaft of gear D Gears C are free to rotate on their shafts Rack F attached to the cam roller drives gear E which is attached to arm F Thus, the output is made up of the inputs of the cam and gear A 14275 Cam-Modulated Epicyclic Gearing and Fixed Cam Again, the output speed is the superposition of the input gear motion plus or minus the cam-driven action Fig 1443 shows the operation The input A drives the arm C through pivot B The movement of the pivot plus the movement of roller E in its xed-cam track drives output gear D Epicyclic action occurs in which the output gear rotation is the sum of both the rotation of input A and the position of roller E in the xed cam track.