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More specifically, for a digital signal, what does "working, but not up to spec" look like? Occasional packet loss? Corrupted data that is masked by ECC?
by phinnaeus 8y ago
More specifically, for a digital signal, what does "working, but not up to spec" look like? Occasional packet loss? Corrupted data that is masked by ECC?
- sigstoat 8y ago"working, but not up to spec" can mean "works today, stops working tomorrow when subjected to a bit more nearby electrical noise". 10GbaseT links frequently can't negotiate down, so your link can just stop working whenever.
- russdill 8y agoAnything "masked" by ECC is part of the design.
- sannee 8y agoCan also mean: Works with devices A and B, stops working with devices A and C.