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... predict the exis-tence of such mechanisms as the BennettR-R-R-R mechanism, the double-balljoint R-S-S-R mechanism, and the R-C-C-R mechanism (Fig. 2). These “special”mechanisms require ... coupler, and it will function as a sin-gle-degree space mechanism.Of these three special four-link mecha-nisms, the R-S-S-R mechanism is seen asthe outstanding choice. It is the most ver-satile ... asingle degree-of-freedom mechanism,will have a passive degree of freedom ofits coupler link. When properly con-structed, the configuration R-C-C-R willalso have a passive degree-of-freedom ofits...

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