Basic Structure
A harmonic reducer mainly consists of three basic components: the wave generator, the flexspline, and the circular spline.
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Working Principle
When the wave generator is inserted into the flexspline, it forces the cross-section of the flexspline to change from a circle to an ellipse. The teeth near the two ends of the major axis are fully meshed with the teeth of the circular spline, while the teeth near the two ends of the minor axis are completely disengaged from the circular spline. The teeth in other sections are in a transitional state between meshing and disengagement. As the wave generator rotates continuously, the deformation of the flexspline changes constantly, which in turn changes the meshing state between the flexspline and the circular spline. This realizes the slow rotation of the flexspline relative to the circular spline in the direction opposite to the wave generator, achieving the purpose of speed reduction.
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