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Automotive engineering

method that represents planetary gear sets as vertical levers so speeds and torques of multi-speed transmissions can be analyzed quickly.

In automotive engineering, lever analogy refers to method that represents planetary gear sets as vertical levers so speeds and torques of multi-speed transmissions can be analyzed quickly. This meaning comes from Benford (1981) in SAE Technical Paper Series.[1]

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References

Benford, H. L., & Leising, M. B. (1981). The Lever Analogy: A New Tool in Transmission Analysis. SAE Technical Paper Series, 1. https://doi.org/10.4271/810102

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