Which risk increases when a differential pressure sensor measuring filter blockage in a hydraulic servo loses calibration?

💡 Explanation

Losing calibration gives false filter status, causing reduced servo valve flow because the closed-loop feedback incorrectly compensates based on presumed blockage using proportional control principles, therefore unstable arm motion rather than stable motion occurs, rather than PLC delay.

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