What is Hysteresis mean in Instrument?
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Answer / zaiwar ali
when we increase the input of an instrument it gives some
output readings (follow a curve), now if we decrease the
same input and it gives different readings (follow another
curve) then this effect of instrument is called hysteresis.
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Answer / sahnis
The delay between the action and reaction of a measuring
instrument.
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Answer / luman
An instrument error that causes a difference in the readings
of an instrument when the indicated values are increasing,
compared with the readings at the same point when the values
are decreasing. Hysteresis error is caused by internal
friction in the instrument mechanism.
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Answer / hamza zia
The non-coincidence between loading and unloading curves is called Hysteresis.
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Answer / sahnis
The delay between the action and reaction of a measuring
instrument.
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Answer / abdul wasid
The characteristics of an instrument that give the algebraic difference between the average results at corresponding points of measurement when approached from opposite directions.
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Answer / maroon janakiraman.k
The difference between set value(action to taken) and pivot value(actual value in the reading) in the controller.
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Answer / sajid
The Non-coincidence between these loading and unloading curve is know as hysteresis.
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Answer / rinny
The characteristic loop we find when the instrument is calibrated first in one direction and then in the other..this is caused by friction or backlash
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Answer / g.ramesh
the difference value b/w the set and reset value of the
controller is called as hysteresis
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