closed-loop system
- noun
- Specialized
- In a closed-loop system, the output is monitored and used to adjust the input, ensuring optimal performance.
And I just, I constantly gravitate towards it and that's that this method actually emulates a closed loop system as close as possible.
- And I just, I constantly gravitate towards it and that's that this method actually emulates a closed loop system as close as possible.
- You might think that closed loop systems are not exactly ground breaking new tech, and that's right.
Examples
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And So what a closed loop system is, is a system where the input and the output are connected in a feedback loop.
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Bill Strong, an engineer and pianist, views the piano as a closed-loop system that differs only slightly from systems emerging increasingly throughout industry.
Academic text (1994) -
The main problem is that regulation fails to promote closed-loop systems while generating a good deal of confusion and annoyance.
Academic text (1995) -
They employed a closed loop system in which the merchant and customer each held accounts at the same issuer bank, which authorized each transaction and settled with both merchant and customer.
Academic text (2017) -
A closed-loop system automatically adjusts its operations based on feedback to achieve the desired results.
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Manufacturers often adopt a closed-loop system to enhance efficiency by using feedback for continuous improvement.
Synonyms
A system that uses feedback to keep things like temperature at the right level
How Effective
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Surface Forms
Morphology
closed-loop + system
The compound 'closed-loop' is compositionally built from 'closed' (not open) and 'loop' (a circuit or cycle), so a learner who knows those words plus 'system' can infer a system in which outputs loop back as inputs — i.e. resources circulate rather than flow out. However, the specific technical details (recovering, cleaning, reintegrating materials) and domain-specific usage may not be fully predictable for a B1 learner without prior exposure, so the expression is only partially transparent.
Etymology
The term closed-loop system comes from the image of a closed circle or loop where information goes out and then comes back to control the machine. So, it means a system that uses 'feedback' to check itself and make automatic changes.