Automaatregeeldusega

Automaatregeeldusega, also known as automatic regulation, refers to the process by which systems or processes adjust themselves to maintain a desired state or condition without the need for manual intervention. This concept is widely applied in various fields, including engineering, economics, and biology. In engineering, automatic regulation is often implemented through feedback control systems, where sensors monitor the system's output and adjust the input accordingly to achieve the desired outcome. In economics, automatic regulation mechanisms, such as central bank policies, can stabilize the economy by responding to changes in economic indicators. In biology, homeostasis is an example of automatic regulation, where the body maintains internal stability by adjusting physiological processes in response to changes in the external environment. The principles of automatic regulation are based on the principles of feedback and control theory, which aim to minimize the difference between the actual state and the desired state. This approach has numerous applications, from maintaining stable temperatures in a home to regulating the flow of traffic in a city.