Which failure occurs in automated assembly lines because of PLC cycle time?

💡 Explanation

In automated assembly lines, if the PLC cycle time becomes excessively long, the robot's positional feedback loop suffers. This increases positional error because position corrections accumulate rather than executing promptly, therefore inaccurate component placement worsens.

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