When a robotic arm exceeds its angular velocity limits in multi-axis motion, which consequence results from exceeding controller sampling rate?

💡 Explanation

Unpredictable joint jerk occurs because exceeding the controller's sampling rate limits its ability to accurately execute Inverse Kinematics. Therefore, smooth coordinated motion becomes jerky, rather than controlled; alternative factors cause actuator heat or resonance under different control issues.

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