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← TechnologyWhich programming error most directly causes robotic joint oscillation when following sensor input?
A)Inadequate derivative term in PID✓
B)Excessive integral term accumulation
C)Insufficient feedforward gain scaling
D)Oversampling of high frequency noise
💡 Explanation
Oscillations arise from under-damped response; `derivative term` provides damping using error signal rate. Inadequate gain leads to continued correction beyond the target, therefore oscillation rather than reduced output; integral errors correct static error.
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