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Abstract
In this paper, the vibration signal of planetary gear with amplitude, frequency and phase modulation is studied. The proposed mathematical model is employed to in- vestigate the modulation behavior of planetary gear. Based on this model, the ampli- tude modulation (AM) sidebands are
analyzed to verify the correctness of theoretical calculation by Inalpolat and Kahraman. Then, the frequency modulation (FM) side- bands and phase modulation (PM) sidebands are also illustrated through an exam- ple analysis. The effects of parameters of planetary gear such as number of planets,
teeth of sun and planet phasing relationships on the AM, FM and PM sidebands are analyzed. Finally, the specific expression of transmission error, time-varying mesh stiffness and dynamic mesh force including gear manufacturing error is developed. Time history signal and acceleration spectra
of gear mesh interface excitations including AM, FM and PM are investigated for the meshes of sun-planet and ring- planet. The results show that gear parameters have important influence on the mod- ulation behavior. Additionally, manufacturing errors can be introduced to predict the sidebands
of planetary gear. The amplitude, frequency and phase modulation study are extremely significant for the noise and vibration reduction, especially the fault diagnosis of planetary gear
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