Which consequence results when a servovalve experiences excessive stiction in an industrial hydraulic actuator?

💡 Explanation

Inaccurate or unstable positioning control is a consequence because `stiction` causes erratic spool movement rather than the intended smooth, proportional control. Therefore, the actuator's motion becomes jerky, rather than precise, because the valve cannot accurately modulate flow.

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