Conically shaped gears that transmit power between shafts that have intersecting axes of rotation.

A gear mounted to a straight rod, such that it moves in a linear fashion when torque is applied to it by a spur gear (known as the pinion gear).

The relationship between the numbers of teeth on two meshing gears used to transmit motion. It reflects the change in mechanical advantage resulting from the gears.

The ratio of output force to the input force applied to a mechanism is known as ___________________.

____________ gears come in pairs that mate together to transfer power between perpendicular shafts that have axes of rotation offset from one another. These gears resemble screws; as they spin they turn their mating wheel.

True or False: Two meshed gears always rotate in opposite directions

The ______ gear is always the driving gear

The ____ gear is used to convert between rotary and linear motion

____ gears are used to transfer drive on a 90 degrees angle.

_____ are directly driven by a motor

The most common gear is the _____ gear with straight teeth, mounted parallel

A _______ is a wheel with teeth that meshes with another similar gear that is typically larger or smaller.

True or False:

A gear ratio is the ratio of the number of rotations of a driver gear to the number of rotations of a driven gear.

The idler gear allows the driven and driving gears to rotate in the same _______

What is the Gear Ratio of a driven gear with 8 teeth and a driving gear with 32 teeth?

What do we call the gear connected to the output, such as a wheel or mechanism in a system?

How do make a gear train?