Which outcome occurs when optical sensor misalignment disrupts feedback control in a robotic arm?

💡 Explanation

Unstable movement occurs because sensor misalignment causes incorrect position data to be fed back to the PLC; therefore the arm jitters rather than follows the trajectory precisely, because the control loop is compromised, rather than impacting torque or encoder resolution.

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