What does hysteresis in a sensor mean? (i) The time delay between inpu

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Unit 2.0: Static and Dynamic Characteristics of Sensors and Transducers

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What does hysteresis in a sensor mean?

(i) The time delay between input and output
(ii) Difference in output when input increases vs. decreases
(iii) Output remains constant despite varying input
(iv) Irregular fluctuations in sensor reading

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