Feedback System

A feedback system is a process that helps maintain or adjust a system's operation by using information about its current state. It works like a thermostat: when the temperature changes, the system detects it and makes adjustments to bring it back to the desired level. There are two main types: negative feedback, which reduces deviations and stabilizes the system, and positive feedback, which amplifies changes. Feedback systems are common in nature and technology, ensuring stability, control, and proper functioning by continuously monitoring and responding to changes.