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英文部分 Computerized tooth profile generation of elliptical gears manufactured by shaper cutters Biing-Wen Bair Department of Mechanical Engineering, National Lien Ho Institute of Technology, Abstract This work simulates an elliptical gear drive, the axis of rotation of which is coincident with its geometric center, manufactured by shaper cutters. The mathematical model of an elliptical gear is developed based on the theory of gearing and gear generation mechanisms. In addition, the tooth undercutting of the gear is also investigated based on the developed mathematical model of the elliptical gear, its unit normal vectors and a numerical method. A geometric relationship is developed and applied to prevent the occurrence of pointed teeth on elliptical gears. Further, this study also develops computer simulation programs to generate the tooth profile of elliptical gears without tooth undercutting and pointed teeth. Comparison of the angular velocity variations of the elliptical gear drives is also made. The results show that the developed elliptical gear drive can be utilized as an oil pump with a larger pumping volume and less angular velocity variation. ? 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. Keywords: Elliptical gears; Undercutting; Pointed teeth 1. Introduction An elliptical gear drive, the rotation center of which coincides with one of its foci, is kinematically equivalent to the crossed link, and can be used to produce irregular rotations. In addition, it is well known for providing excellent characteristics such as accurate transmission, compact size, and ease of dynamic balance. Hence, elliptical gear drives have been applied successfully in various types of automatic machinery, quick-return mechanisms, packaging machines, and printing presses [1]. This type of gearing can also be used to develop non-circular gears, which belong to high-order elliptical pitch curves. Second- order elliptical gear drives, the rotation center of which coincides