Actuator Saturation Effects
Actuator Saturation Effects is a phenomenon in control systems theory characterized by the limitation of an actuator's output magnitude or rate at its physical or operational bounds, thereby distorting the control signal and impairing system performance despite commanded inputs exceeding these limits.
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Yanshan University
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