Within PLC-controlled robotic arms, which consequence results from encoder signal aliasing?

💡 Explanation

Encoder signal aliasing introduces false low-frequency components in perceived shaft position, because the sampling rate is insufficient to capture true rotational speed; therefore, inaccurate joint angle measurements result, rather than excess current draw or thermal issues under normal operating conditions.

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