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Question: Does a planetary gearbox use a rotate vector
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A planetary gearbox is a type of gear system that uses several planet gears that rotate around a sun gear, which also rotates. The planet gears are held in place by a ring gear, creating an output that is separate from the input. The operation of a planetary gearbox does not rely on a rotate vector, but rather on the specific arrangement and movement of its gears.
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March 24, 2023, 2:14 p.m.
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