Which outcome occurs when excessive electrical noise interferes with a PLC's analog input module controlling a chemical reactor's temperature?

💡 Explanation

Oscillating reactor temperature readings occur because electromagnetic interference causes the Analog-to-Digital Conversion fluctuations within the PLC. Therefore, unstable temperature control results, rather than a complete shutdown because the PLC continues to operate, though erratically.

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