Which failure arises when excessive jitter affects PLC timing?

💡 Explanation

Excessive jitter causes unpredictable actuator transitions because asynchronous interrupts overwhelm the PLC's *real-time operating system*. Therefore, the actuator transitions haltingly, rather than incorrect calculations, because jitter affects interrupt processing, not numerical accuracy.

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