Which risk increases when sensor calibration drifts within robotic arm PLC control?

💡 Explanation

Positional hunting occurs because sensor data deviates from actual position, causing the PLC to constantly adjust. The closed-loop **negative feedback** drives increased oscillations. Therefore, hunting occurs rather than a static error, because the system actively seeks the target.

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