3D Model of Automotive Constant Velocity Joint

Here we introduce the automotive constant velocity joint (CVJ). History of the CVJ (Constant Velocity Joint) : The CVJ is a mechanism that transmits rotational speed at a constant rate regardless of changes in rotational angle. It is a critical component that supported the shift to front-wheel drive (FF) and the pursuit of higher performance in automobiles.In the 1920s, Jean-Albert Grégoire of France invented the practical ball-type constant velocity joint (Rzeppa type). This is considered