error voltage

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error voltage [′er·ər ‚vōl·tij]

(electricity)

A voltage, usually obtained from a selsyn, that is proportional to the difference between the angular positions of the input and output shafts of a servosystem; this voltage acts on the system to produce a motion that tends to reduce the error in position. Also known as error signal.

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