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So they essentially binned the rocket parts much the same way a chip fab would?
by kortex 5y ago
So they essentially binned the rocket parts much the same way a chip fab would?
- NikolaeVarius 5y agoNo? This is a completely meaningless comparison
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- jacobolus 5y agoIt’s the same idea. Instead of making a tighter spec and spending more resources making just the right number of parts meeting the specified tight tolerance, use a looser production tolerance and make a bunch of parts, and then (for an especially tricky use case) pick the parts satisfying a tighter tolerance after production, leaving the remaining parts for less demanding jobs.
- PetitPrince 5y agoThey selected the parts that were the most up to spec (not necessarily the strongest, but the most faithful to spec).
- manquer 5y agoChip binning or most complex systems QC also works that way ? If it doesn't behave as within parameters defined would the core/chip is binned. Complex systems can break in unexpected ways if any one parameter is outside range even if it actually better (say more clock speed) , you want to stick to spec.