Actuation
Pronunciation: /ˈeɪsiˈtuˈætˈaɪˌɑn/
Actuation (noun)
- The process of starting a machine or system to move or work, usually by using a control signal.
- The action of applying force or energy to make a part move, such as a lever, valve, or actuator.
- The act of putting a rule, right, or decision into effect so it becomes active and enforceable.
Examples
- The actuation starts the alarm when the sensor detects motion.
- Actuation happens automatically after the button is pressed.