A Governor Actuator is a component used in engine control systems to regulate the speed or output of an engine. It is typically an electromechanical device that receives signals from the engine control unit (ECU) and adjusts the fuel or air supply to maintain a desired engine speed or power output. The governor actuator is connected to the engine's fuel system, throttle, or other control mechanisms to modulate the engine's operation based on the input received.

Attributes:
• Durable construction to withstand engine vibrations and environmental conditions.
• Accurate sensing and feedback mechanisms for reliable operation.
• Precise and responsive control of engine speed or output.
• Efficient and smooth actuation of fuel or throttle mechanisms

Application:
A Governor Actuator's main purpose is to control and regulate the speed or output of an engine, ensuring stability, safety, and efficient operation.