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    DFA Backlash

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    1) Backlash nonlinearity arises from friction or play between moving parts in mechanical systems. The output of such a system does not change instantaneously with the input and instead depends nonlinearly on both the input and its rate of change. 2) An equation is presented to model backlash nonlinearity, where the output depends on both the input and a backlash parameter that represents the maximum amount the output can lag behind the input. 3) The behavior of the model is examined for different rates of change of the input, showing how the output lags or leads the input depending on the direction and magnitude of the rate of change.

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    1) Backlash nonlinearity arises from friction or play between moving parts in mechanical systems. The output of such a system does not change instantaneously with the input and instead depends nonlinearly on both the input and its rate of change. 2) An equation is presented to model backlash nonlinearity, where the output depends on both the input and a backlash parameter that represents the maximum amount the output can lag behind the input. 3) The behavior of the model is examined for different rates of change of the input, showing how the output lags or leads the input depending on the direction and magnitude of the rate of change.

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    1) Backlash nonlinearity arises from friction or play between moving parts in mechanical systems. The output of such a system does not change instantaneously with the input and instead depends nonlinearly on both the input and its rate of change. 2) An equation is presented to model backlash nonlinearity, where the output depends on both the input and a backlash parameter that represents the maximum amount the output can lag behind the input. 3) The behavior of the model is examined for different rates of change of the input, showing how the output lags or leads the input depending on the direction and magnitude of the rate of change.

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    DFA Backlash

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    RAKTHI V
    1) Backlash nonlinearity arises from friction or play between moving parts in mechanical systems. The output of such a system does not change instantaneously with the input and instead depends nonlinearly on both the input and its rate of change. 2) An equation is presented to model backlash nonlinearity, where the output depends on both the input and a backlash parameter that represents the maximum amount the output can lag behind the input. 3) The behavior of the model is examined for different rates of change of the input, showing how the output lags or leads the input depending on the direction and magnitude of the rate of change.

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