👉 Limiting engineering refers to the constraints and limitations that define the maximum performance, efficiency, or capability of a system, process, or technology. These constraints can stem from physical laws, material properties, economic factors, or design limitations. For instance, in mechanical engineering, the size and weight of components are often limited by material strength and manufacturing capabilities. In electronics, power consumption and heat dissipation are key limiting factors due to the laws of thermodynamics. In software, algorithmic complexity and data availability can restrict performance and scalability. Understanding and addressing these limitations is crucial for optimizing designs, ensuring feasibility, and achieving optimal outcomes within practical constraints.
