Which consequence results when sensor calibration drifts in aerospace fly-by-wire systems?

💡 Explanation

Unintentional control surface deflection occurs because the flight control system uses the 'Kalman filtering' mechanism to estimate aircraft state. Therefore, incorrect state estimation leads to inaccurate control commands, rather than simply efficiency or engine errors as calibrated sensor data deviates.

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