Geneva Drive Design and Assembly in Solidworks (Motion Study) | Solidworks Tutorials | SolidCad

In this video, we will design and assemble 'Geneva Drive' in SolidWorks. We will design a '5-Position Spokes' and do a motion study (motion analysis) of the Geneva Drive and how the Geneva Mechanism works. We will be using 'Concentric mates' and 'Coincident Mates' for the motion analysis of the drive along with the Rotary Motor applied.
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The Geneva drive or Maltese cross is a gear mechanism that translates a continuous rotation movement into intermittent rotary motion. The mechanism is frequently used in mechanical watches, since it can be made small and is able to withstand substantial mechanical stress. Other applications of the Geneva drive include the pen change mechanism in plotters, automated sampling devices and many forms of index-able equipment used in manufacturing.
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What do you think was the most interesting part in designing this model?
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Also, watch 3D Omni Wheel Design and Assembly in Solidworks
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[@amirmasoudy5583]

tnx

[@yousufengineer9033]

Wow very nice designing

[@ronaldobarbosamaciel5546]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH...CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOUR DIDATIC

[@criznach]

I wouldn't call this design. This is a recipe of steps to recreate a specific configuration and size of geneva mechanism. Would love to see how to design a 4 or 6 or 'N' point geneva, for example. Or how to create a mechanism with my required dimensions. Also the tradeoffs of using each. This is not that different from downloading a pre-designed model - but more effort.

[@ahmedaljohaniycat1798]

you seem like someone have good experience in solidworks but when i try to see the simulation only one body rotate the other not moving

[@PawanVishwakarma-wl3mr]

sir i tried the same thing but when i applied contact between geneva wheel and the moter geneva wheel is is gliching on its axis
help me