Which consequence results when PLC configuration error impacts coordinated robotic arm movement?

💡 Explanation

Incorrect PLC parameters in a robotic arm's inverse kinematics algorithms cause the arm to drive each servo beyond its computed setpoint to complete a coordinated movement; therefore, servo overshoot occurs rather than communication loss, encoder drift that would be cumulative, or resistive heating problems.

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