Which operational mode occurs when a PLC controlling a robotic paint sprayer experiences a cyclical buffer overflow?

💡 Explanation

Uncommanded nozzle oscillation can occur because the PLC continually reverts to a previous state during periods where the buffer overflows, intermittently re-triggering outdated spray settings; therefore, nozzle control becomes erratic, rather than maintaining consistent spray parameters.

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