Which risk increases when dithering magnitude decreases in hydraulic flow control?

💡 Explanation

Lower dithering magnitude implies weaker oscillation around a valve's null point; the stick-slip effect rises because the control valve static friction is not properly overcome, therefore stiction worsens rather than improving pressure control.

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