The forced system response is what a system does after a disturbance or set point change and dies out to 0 or a steady oscillation if the system is stable.

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The forced system response is the part of the system's output that directly results from an external input (disturbance or set point change) and does not die out over time; it persists as long as the input persists. The part that dies out over time is known as the transient response.

The Forced System Response Is What a System Does After