Which consequence results when resolver sensor drift exceeds tolerances within a CNC mill's rotary axis feedback loop?

💡 Explanation

Workpiece distortions occur because accumulated `positional error` in the rotary axis calibration increases rather than maintaining accuracy under load; therefore, the machined part deviates beyond acceptable tolerances, as servo control falters, not purely overload or bearing concerns via a temperature change.

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