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Checked brightness ranges for chip prints: the lab’s exact wording
The lab’s own sentences and figures for this result, word for word, in its working terms, with its limits in plain words where the lab’s text cannot be reprinted. The plain account is on the result’s page; it says the same things in plain words.
The lab’s plain-English sentence
A check of how light will print a chip pattern computes, for every point of the printed image, a range that is guaranteed to contain the brightness the lab's own detailed simulation gives on its 64-by-64 grid of 2-nanometre pixels (not what silicon would show) … across 232 test masks the simulated brightness never fell outside that range
[“Guaranteed” here excludes the numerical error of one internal calculation step, which the range does not account for.]
Pixels outside the range, across the lab’s test masks, in its words
0 soundness violations over 13,303,808 pixel-checks across 232 masks
The limit to read first, in the lab’s words
Finite battery, simulator-relative.
Before the fix
before that fix the same battery gave 90 false admits, all of them there
After the fix
made 0 false admits among 175 fast admits over 1,252 checks of 102 masks
The earlier record’s speed figures, in the lab’s current words
Speed: the figures these limits quoted before 2026-09-24 did not match their artifact
Claim
An outward-rounded interval enclosure of the aerial image had 0 soundness violations over 13,303,808 pixel-checks across 232 masks; its fast gate, with the full gate re-judging every check, made 0 false admits among 175 fast admits over 1,252 checks of 102 masks once it rejects any budget asking for more than the full gate's search range (350 of the checks); before that fix the same battery gave 90 false admits, all of them there, and the fix changed no fast decision on the other 902.
Part of the lab’s record (limits) is not reprinted here because it names internal files this site does not publish or uses internal working terms.
More
- The plain account of this result: the problem, what was shown, what it means for a buyer, who we expect would buy, why now, why you can trust the check, and what it does not show yet.
- This result’s file, the source of every sentence above.