Which effect occurs when a proportional valve undershoots rapidly in a hydraulic actuator system?

💡 Explanation

Undershooting can cause increased positional settling time because integral windup occurs; the PID controller's integral term accumulates error, therefore causing oscillation around setpoint rather than direct stabilization because other gains need time to compensate.

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