Which undesired outcome arises with excessive integral windup?

💡 Explanation

Integral windup saturates the actuator; the anti-windup mechanism prevents the excessive accumulated error from causing unwanted oscillations, because the integrator keeps increasing even after the actuator is limited. Therefore, oscillatory behavior occurs; oscillations degrade performance rather than hold, and sensor offsets don't cause this.

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