closed loop

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closed loop

The thermostat maintains the room temperature using a closed loop.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A control system with a feedback loop that is active: A "closed loop" is a system where the output is continuously measured and compared to a desired setpoint. The difference (error) is used to adjust the system's input automatically, creating a self-regulating process.
Usage
  • Noun:
    • The thermostat maintains room temperature using a closed loop.
    • Modern engine management relies on a closed loop system to optimize fuel injection.
Advanced Usage
  • "Closed-loop control": This is the full technical term for the application of a closed loop.
    • The factory upgraded its machinery with closed-loop control for greater precision.
  • "Operating in a closed loop": Describes a system functioning with automatic feedback.
    • The chemical reactor is now operating in a closed loop, which has improved safety.
Variants and Related Words
  • Feedback loop (n): The circular path of information where output is returned as input to influence the process. This is the core component of a closed loop.
    • The stability of the system depends on the design of its feedback loop.
  • Open loop (n): A control system without active feedback, where the output does not affect the input.
    • An irrigation timer is an example of an open loop system.
Synonyms
  • Automatic control system: A system that regulates itself without constant human intervention.
  • Feedback control system: A system that uses feedback to maintain desired performance.
Related Phrases
  • Close the loop: This phrasal verb means to complete a feedback cycle, often in business or communication contexts, by providing a final response or result.
    • After reviewing your report, I will close the loop with the management team.
Related Idioms
closed loop

The thermostat maintains the room temperature using a closed loop.

Noun
  1. a control system with a feedback loop that is active

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