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Driven gears are an essential component of a gear system that receives motion and power from the driving gear and transfers it to other components or parts of a mechanical system. They are typically paired with driving gears to form a gear train, where the driving gear rotates and drives the motion of the driven gear. The size, tooth profile, and arrangement of the driven gears are designed to work in tandem with the driving gears to achieve the desired speed, torque, and direction of rotation in the system. Driven gears can be found in a wide range of applications, such as in automotive transmissions, industrial machinery, conveyor systems, robotics, and more. They are typically manufactured to high precision standards to ensure smooth and efficient power transmission, and may require regular maintenance and lubrication for optimal performance. Engineers and manufacturers use advanced design and manufacturing techniques to create driven gears that meet specific requirements and standards for different applications.