How can temperature-related lane errors be mapped to electrical margin without directly attributing them to interconnect fatigue?

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Official UCIe resources provide diagnostic and electrical-evaluation frameworks, not the physical root cause of these errors. BLNKK suggests obtaining observability and control records before deciding on sample analysis.

Retain erroneous lanes with temperature and power controls.
Distinguish interface-simulation results from physical failure evidence.
Confirm optional specification features are implemented on the sample.

Reference sourcesUCIe Consortium：UCIe 2.0: Continuing Innovation ↗

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How can temperature-related lane errors be mapped to electrical margin without directly attributing them to interconnect fatigue?
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