Which risk increases when back-EMF corrupts a CNC mill's rotary table encoder signal?

💡 Explanation

In rotary encoders, excessive back-EMF can induce erroneous currents that disrupt the **signal integrity**, because it overrides the encoder's intended output. Therefore, the CNC controller receives false positional feedback, rather than executing precise movements, causing machining errors.

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