Which accuracy risk increases during rapid robotic arm movements?

💡 Explanation

Encoder quadrature signal phase shift becomes significant because inertia during rapid movements exceeds the encoder's processing capability, leading to inaccurate positional data; therefore position control degrades, rather than other unrelated electronic or saturation effects.

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