The phrase "driving gear" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to vehicles, machinery, or mechanical systems where the gear is responsible for transmitting power to drive the system.
Example: "The mechanic inspected the driving gear to ensure it was functioning properly before the race."
Alternatives: "driving mechanism" or "propulsion gear."
When the vertical self-adaption is finished, the motor drives the driven gear by the driving gear, causing elastic ropes tense up to gather sliding tubes to central point, as shown in Fig. 10c, d.
Computational results were compared to properties of some rolling contact fatigue craters, or spalls, in the teeth surfaces of four driving gear wheels.
The results indicate that for into mesh lubrication, a suitably small angle inclined to driving gear, deviation of injection position from into mesh side, and larger spray distance improve the lubrication effect.
The operating speed of driving gear is 5000 r/min.
The typical vibration signal caused by one driving gear teeth broken is shown in Figure 3(a).
Open image in new window Figure 8 RMS of DTE at different output torques and speeds of driving gear.
And instead of it having motors driving gears that operate its joints directly, Baxter's gears drive a spring which in turn moves the joint.
The dynamics of the arms internal structural damping, dry friction at the joints, and backlash between driving gears are all considered.
The biggest fleet was operated by Lyft, featuring elegant BMW 5-Series sedans loaded with self-driving gear from Aptiv, the autonomous tech company spun off from auto parts giant Delphi last year.
The dynamic transmission error between driving and driven gears of a gear mechanism with torsional mode is induced by periodic time-varying mesh stiffness.
A novel three-axis gear driving mechanism that enables the placement of all three electrical motors that drive the finger joints in the palm region has been developed without the use of tendons.
