Which position error occurs when a PLC controlling a robotic arm's joint exceeds its programmed acceleration limits during rapid movements?

💡 Explanation

Cumulative path deviation error arises because exceeding acceleration limits causes integral windup within the PLC's PID control loop; therefore the actual achieved position lags the commanded trajectory, rather than immediate instability oscillations, transmission imperfections or pure geometrical considerations.

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