A closed loop system uses feedback to automatically correct its performance to match a desired output. It senses any difference between its actual output and a reference signal and uses that difference, called the error signal, to adjust its operation and drive the error towards zero. This negative feedback configuration helps reduce sensitivity to disturbances and improves the system's stability and accuracy over time.
A closed loop system uses feedback to automatically correct its performance to match a desired output. It senses any difference between its actual output and a reference signal and uses that difference, called the error signal, to adjust its operation and drive the error towards zero. This negative feedback configuration helps reduce sensitivity to disturbances and improves the system's stability and accuracy over time.
A closed loop system uses feedback to automatically correct its performance to match a desired output. It senses any difference between its actual output and a reference signal and uses that difference, called the error signal, to adjust its operation and drive the error towards zero. This negative feedback configuration helps reduce sensitivity to disturbances and improves the system's stability and accuracy over time.