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  • How to Use This Course
  • SoC Integration Metrics Reference
  • SoC Integration Glossary
  • Reading Path
  • Hierarchy & Budget Contracts61
  • Clock & Reset Architecture61
  • Bus Fabrics & Interconnect61
  • Memory Maps & I/O61
  • IP Integration & Handoff61
  • Package & Interface61
    • Bump Map & Escape Planning
    • Package SI/PI Contracts
    • Chip-Package I/O Co-design
    • Package Bring-up & Failures
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Mechanism
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Inputs & Outputs
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Reports & Metrics
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Debug Playbook
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Worked Example
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Pitfalls & Red Flags
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Interview Drills
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Review Checklist
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Theory Deep Dive
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Design Space
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Expanded Case Study
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Step-by-Step Walkthrough
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Comparison Matrix
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Software / Programmer View
      • Package Bring-up & Failures: Silicon PPA Impact
    • Package & Interface: Tricky Q&A
  • Chip-Level Signoff61
  • SoC Interview Prep4
  • SoC Integration Cheatsheet
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‹Package Bring-up & Failures
  1. Topics
  2. SoC Design
  3. Package & Interface
  4. Package Bring-up & Failures
  5. Package Bring-up & Failures: Reports & Metrics

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Package Bring-up & Failures: Reports & Metrics

Reports & Metrics for Package Bring-up & Failures.

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    Reports and metrics

    Reports & Metrics for Package Bring-up & Failures focuses on package-related bring-up escape count. The goal is to map symptoms to boundary contracts, owner actions, and regression-proof closure.

    The job of a report is to convert package-related bring-up escape count into a closure decision. One summary number is never enough without baseline, owner, and boundary context.

    Metric movement

    Diagram
    METRIC GRAPH — package-related bring-up escape count
    
    integration confidence
      ^
      |                         target
      |                       - - - - - - -
      |                  o post-fix + regression
      |              o
      |         o baseline
      |    o failing run
      +--------------------------------------> closure iteration
        baseline freeze   owner fix   full matrix
    
    Readout:
      - compare results on the same manifest baseline
      - state owner and boundary with every metric movement

    Risk distribution

    Diagram
    RISK HISTOGRAM — Package Bring-up & Failures
    
    issue count
      |      ***
      |    *******
      |  ***********
      |*************  <- critical tail
      +--------------------> risk severity
       low   medium   high
    
    Debug the high-severity tail first; averages hide escape risk.
    • Track package-related bring-up escape count by domain and owner boundary.

    • Store baseline manifest beside every metric snapshot.

    • Report both immediate fix result and full regression result.

    • Explicitly call out residual risk and ownership.

    SoC deep dive

    Package assumptions must be treated as first-class chip constraints.

    Concept diagram

    Diagram
    PACKAGE CO-DESIGN
    die io <-> package routing <-> board constraints

    Metric graph

    Diagram
    PACKAGE RISK MIX
    SI margin █████
    power integrity ████
    lane mapping ███

    Reports and artifacts

    • bump map revision log

    • SI/PI margin report

    • IO co-design checklist

    • package bring-up failures

    Mini case study

    Link degradation on product board came from package routing assumptions not reflected in pre-silicon model.

    Debug branches

    • Compare package model versions

    • Audit lane mapping

    • Correlate SI/PI margins to failures

    Senior review question

    Ask: what baseline, owner, and artifact prove this topic is truly closed?

    Key takeaways

    • State baseline manifest and owner with every closure metric.

    • Run cross-domain regression after every top-level fix.

    Common pitfalls

    • Comparing results across different manifests.

    • Unowned issues slipping through review cycles.

    • Waiving risks without expiry and validation plan.

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    See also

    • Package Bring-up & Failures: Mechanism
    • Package Bring-up & Failures: Worked Example
    • Package Bring-up & Failures: Pitfalls & Red Flags