Which outcome occurs when a PLC controlling an industrial robotic arm encounters checksum errors during data transmission from rotation encoders?

💡 Explanation

The arm experiences positional drift because checksum errors imply incorrect angle readings sent to the PLC; this disrupts inverse kinematics calculations, therefore causing inaccurate movements, rather than improved cooling or irrelevant changes.

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