PART 2 FCS

Open-loop systems use feedback to adjust and modify their output.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Open-loop systems are less adaptable to changes or disturbances in their environment.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Open-loop systems lack the ability to adjust to changes or disturbances since they do not use feedback.

• TRUE

• FALSE

An example of an open-loop system is a toaster with a timer that pops the toast up after a certain time.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Closed-loop systems use feedback to regulate and control their output.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NONE

A thermostat maintaining a constant room temperature is an example of a closed-loop system.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NONE

Closed-loop systems are unable to adapt to changes in their environment.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NONE

What characterizes an open-loop system?

• An open-loop system is a system where the output is not directly controlled or influenced by the feedback of the output itself.

• An open-loop system is a system where the input is not directly controlled or influenced by the feedback of the output itself.

• FALSE

a system where the output is not directly controlled or influenced by the feedback of the output itself.

system is characterized by using feedback from the output to regulate or control the input, ensuring that the desired output is achieved.