Feedback

Feedback

The return of part of the output from a circuit, system, or device to the input, either direct or indirect. Also, output data furnished for automatic monitoring or regulating of machine operations. Also, a self-regulating exchange, in which an input reaction or response to a particular process or activity affects further output. Also, confirmation or acknowledgement; as the completion of a reciprocal communications system (ie: sender, message, medium, recipient, feedback). See noise, interface.

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