Calculating gear ratios within a planetary gear set.

[@thakarshimakwana2664]

Thank you so much! Tried finding formulas and understanding but you were the first one to tell me everything!

[@mesuttasar21]

You watch hundreds of minutes-long videos, and you see that they are all just repeats of each other. Sometimes, you can find the answer to your question very simply and clearly in a 5-minute video. Thank you very much.

[@truongutctdynnvt]

This is what im looking for. Thank you

[@نايفالصبحي-د1ه]

thank you so much , could you please show more examples to more understanding

[@surinderdhiman]

Absolutely 💯outstanding 👏👌🙌👍

[@mohamedsakr5570]

Thanks. I need to formula for calculate gear ratio if i use double stage of plantry gear

[@kyosunlee]

This is great learning - thanks so much

[@TheRealJoshuaYang]

Dang, this more complicated than I thought

[@kishorebehera3941]

If no gear is made fixed how the gears , drive work

[@chazzysan9214]

how to find gear ratio if all 3 are moving? like when multiple planetary gear sets are connected and power transfers from one to the other to get the final gear ratio

[@kyosunlee]

I want to know the answer for the above question too. For example of 5th &6th gear, planet carrier is output and ring/Sun gear rotating.

[@ShamimAhmed-lo9dz]

Can anyone give me the answer of this question??

[@ucmakistemeyenhali]

İf all of them moving, that means gear ratio is 1:1. And its meaningless because all the systems drives one peace.

[@JohnnyJr396]

Thanks!

[@zekariastsehayu6684]

so that's how you get the number of teeth of the gears on the planetary carrier ha..?
Thanks!
I thought we can just simply add the number of teeth of the sun and the ring gears as it makes sense in the turn ratio formula..

[@akumu2625]

How bout, reverse gear ratio?

[@nickvanpelt2751]

Devide 1 to the ratio to reverse.
If the gear ratio from s to p is 0,5, the ratio from p to s will be 1/0,5=2