Which outcome occurs when a closed-loop hydraulic servo valve experiences excessive backlash?

💡 Explanation

When excessive backlash exists in the hydraulic servo valve, discontinuous control action occurs because error feedback is delayed or missed, leading to an overcorrection . Therefore, the effect is overshoot during position corrections, rather than improvements in efficiency, stall force, or damping which relies on accurate continuous control.

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