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Old March 9th 05, 01:02 PM
Ron Natalie
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Rich Grise wrote:


It could very well be intentional - I once worked with a servo system
where they intentionally superimposed a triangle wave on the control V -
they called it "dither". It kept the hydraulic actuator from sticking in
place, so it could move smoothly.


Dither lets it respond more quickly. It's a common mechanical actuator
trick.
 




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