stabilitylimiting
Stability-limiting is a concept in control theory and engineering that refers to the deliberate reduction of a system's stability margin to achieve certain performance objectives. Stability margin is the degree to which a system can tolerate disturbances or parameter variations without becoming unstable. By reducing this margin, engineers can ensure that the system remains stable under expected operating conditions while optimizing other performance criteria such as response time, overshoot, or steady-state error.
The process of stability-limiting involves analyzing the system's stability margins, such as gain margin and phase
Stability-limiting is particularly relevant in the design of control systems for dynamic and complex processes, such