Abstract
PRESENCE OF HYSTERESIS or hereditary types of nonlinearities leads to small-signal destabilization in servomechanisms and other feedback control systems and produces small-amplitude sustained oscillations or chattering, particularly when precision requirements make necessary the use of a high loop gain. Some safeguards against this undesirable characteristic are therefore presented here.
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