servomechanism (Meaning)

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servomechanism (n)

control system that converts a small mechanical motion into one requiring much greater power; may include a negative feedback system

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The spacecraft employed sophisticated servomechanisms to maintain its orientation and stability.
The robotic arm's precise movements were controlled by a high-performance servomechanism.
The altitude control system of the aircraft used a servomechanism to adjust the flaps and maintain a constant height.
A servomechanism in the camera autofocus system ensured sharp images by adjusting the lens position based on sensor feedback.
The automated welding machine relied on a servomechanism to control the speed and position of the welding torch.
The steering system of a racing car utilized a servomechanism for precise and responsive handling.
The aircraft's tail rotor provided yaw control through an electro-mechanical servomechanism.
The laser-guided missile used a sophisticated servomechanism to track its target and adjust its trajectory for a precise hit.
The robotic vacuum cleaner employed a servomechanism in its navigation system to avoid obstacles while cleaning.
The servomechanism in the medical imaging device allowed for smooth and accurate movement of the scanner, enhancing diagnostic capabilities.

control system that converts a small mechanical motion into one requiring much greater power; may include a negative feedback system

No synonyms found.

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The spacecraft employed sophisticated servomechanisms to maintain its orientation and stability.

The robotic arm's precise movements were controlled by a high-performance servomechanism.

The altitude control system of the aircraft used a servomechanism to adjust the flaps and maintain a constant height.

A servomechanism in the camera autofocus system ensured sharp images by adjusting the lens position based on sensor feedback.