Quick rough estimate of a chip's conversion rate to guide decision making Why you need it - Lets you perform an initial performance screen without full benchmarking - Helps prevent using parts that are misrepresented as high speed - Supports faster procurement and design planning by flagging potential issues early What it does - Provides a simple method to assess the chip conversion rate, giving a first look at performance - Highlights reliability concerns by exposing low-speed chips marketed as high-speed Key benefits - Time saving: quick screening reduces time spent on detailed tests - Risk reduction: lowers chance of selecting underperforming or mislabeled parts - Clarity: straightforward results that are easy to interpret in standard workflows Compatibility and use in setups - Can be used in common chip evaluation environments and test rigs - Intended for initial screening, not a replacement for full performance benchmarking Use scenarios - Scenario 1: Supplier batch screening before purchase to filter out suspect parts - Scenario 2: Early prototype evaluation to compare candidate chips quickly - Scenario 3: Receiving QC to flag parts that fail to meet advertised performance Performance note - Provides a rough judgment rather than a precise measurement - Aids in quick decision making and risk assessment during design and procurement