Which consequence results when thermal runaway affects PLC-controlled robotic arm servo drives?

💡 Explanation

Increased joint velocity overshoot occurs because thermal runaway reduces the servo's torque margin; the PLC's PID loop reacts aggressively using excessive PWM updates to encoder feedback, therefore oscillation amplitude increases rather than solely manifesting angle shifts from encoder misalignment.

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