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Find a solution to the hysteresis problem in display instrument control

2019-11-16View Original

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In the backlash setting, there is upper backlash, lower backlash, and bilateral backlash. In practice, both upper backlash and lower backlash are encountered, but bilateral backlash has never been seen before. Could any friend provide an example of a situation where bilateral backlash would be useful?
Reply #22019-11-27
Both pressure gauges and pressure switches can experience bidirectional hysteresis! We ran into this when performing maintenance and calibrating these meters!
Reply #32019-11-27
You’ve encountered nothing but shit. If you have really encountered it, then give an example and explain how the \"two-way hysteresis\" in your watch works, and how you observed and detected it.

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