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A kontrollsystem, or control system, is a system that manages, commands, or regulates the behavior of other systems. The primary goal of a control system is to maintain a desired output or state despite disturbances or variations in the input or the system itself. This is achieved through a feedback loop, where the output of the system is measured and compared to the desired output. The difference, known as the error, is then used to adjust the system's inputs to minimize the error.

Control systems are ubiquitous in modern technology and engineering. They range from simple mechanical devices like a thermostat regulating room temperature to complex automated processes in manufacturing plants, aircraft autopilots, and sophisticated robotics. The design of effective control systems involves understanding the dynamics of the system being controlled, identifying potential disturbances, and developing algorithms or strategies to ensure stable and accurate operation.

The fundamental components of most control systems include a sensor to measure the output, a controller that processes the measured output and determines the necessary adjustments, and an actuator that implements these adjustments to the system. Control theory, a branch of engineering and applied mathematics, provides the theoretical framework for analyzing and designing these systems, focusing on concepts like stability, performance, and robustness. Different types of control systems exist, including open-loop systems, where the output does not influence the control action, and closed-loop (feedback) systems, which are more common due to their ability to compensate for errors and disturbances.