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external error

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external error [ek¦stərn·əl ′er·ər]
(computer science)
An error sensed by the computer when this error occurs in a device such as a disk drive.
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1) A governing principle of such an evaluation is that the forecaster should not be penalized for external errors nor benefit if the external errors offset the internal mistakes.
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As a primary-side current-mode controller, the SC4809 contains all of the control and drive circuitry needed to build an isolated power supply using a secondary-side external error amplifier.
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