Which condition reliably triggers chatter in a solenoid valve?

💡 Explanation

Voltage droop forces the solenoid's armature to fluctuate because insufficient electromagnetic force causes rapid cycling of the valve poppet; this is called *magnetic hysteresis*. Therefore chatter occurs, rather than consistent opening, due to the solenoid failing to remain fully engaged.

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