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NSI defines backlash (measurement unit: [°] or [m], peak to peak) as the difference in measured angles (rotary positioner) or position (linear positioner) when the positioner is commanded to the same position from opposing directions while loaded to some percentage of the rated load. This definition is for open loop operation if no feedback sensor is used.
