Which control issue arises when wear affects quadrature encoder signals in a robotic arm's joints?

💡 Explanation

Increased wear degrades encoder precision triggering accumulating error, because the relative phase shifts compromise accuracy, therefore positional drift occurs, rather than electrical or mechanical problems because the control system misinterprets joint angles from flawed encoder signals.

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