Which effect results when a hydraulic servo connected to a PLC experiences excessive derivative gain?

💡 Explanation

Excessive derivative gain in the PLC leads to over-correction because it amplifies noise via derivative action resulting in oscillations, rather than smooth error decay; therefore oscillation happens rather than predictable motion because overshoot is amplified.

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