Which consequence results when a robotic arm's PLC program unexpectedly reads a corrupt encoder value?

💡 Explanation

A corrupt encoder value leads to incorrect positional data, therefore the PLC's inverse kinematics calculations drive the arm beyond safe boundaries due to a perceived valid position, rather than accurately registering the arm's extended position within defined limits, because it misinterprets the joint angle.

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