Review Checklist for Calibration Hooks focuses on calibration convergence time, calibration residual error, re-trim rate. The goal is to connect observed symptom to boundary mechanism, ownership, and signoff risk.
Boundary assumptions are versioned and signed.
Mode matrix (power/clock/reset/stress) is explicit.
Physical context (floorplan/package/power) is included where relevant.
Metric and artifact references are reproducible.
Waivers have owner, expiry, and mitigation.
Owners signed: firmware owner, analog designer, test engineer.
OWNERSHIP MAP — Calibration Hooks
artifact owner
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integration artifact firmware owner
implementation artifact analog designer
signoff artifact test engineer
Every boundary issue needs a named owner before fixes start.Wrapper and sampling contracts determine data trustworthiness.
CONVERTER DATA FLOW
sampling clock -> wrapper -> sync boundary -> system consumerINVALID SAMPLE BURSTS
time ---> _|¯¯|__|¯¯¯|____|¯|_sample validity ratio
calibration convergence
CDC audit
overflow/stale sample counters
Mode transition changed sample phase and invalidated wrapper framing assumptions.
Sample timing contract
Calibration hook behavior
Wrapper CDC integrity
Ask: what boundary condition proves this topic is actually closed?
State boundary, mode, and evidence tag with every claim.
Always align analog, digital, and physical owners before signoff decisions.
Fixing averages while tails still fail.
Skipping package/supply evidence in jitter or SerDes issues.
Shipping with waivers that lack owner and expiration criteria.
Digital hooks expose trims and adaptation points that correct analog mismatches; poor hook design leaves no observability when field drift appears.
Metric: calibration convergence time, calibration residual error, re-trim rate
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