Derating analysis against NASA GSFC or IPC-9592 (synchronous, unmetered)
Scope: solve. One nominal solve, then every rated part is held to the chosen standard's derating table — the same evaluator the editor's Derating panel runs. standard is required: NASA_GSFC (EEE-INST-002 Table 4 by part family: ICs at 0.75 × Tmax, never above 110 °C or Tmax − 40; diodes at 0.80 × Tmax, never above 125 °C or Tmax − 40) or IPC_9592 (115 °C cap). Each graded component carries its checks (parameter, actual, rated, derated limit, stressPct = actual over RATED, status, and basis: the EEE-INST-002 section the rule comes from, or null for a check the standard does not cover and for every IPC check), a worst-case status and mitigation text; summary counts them; thresholds is the table used; solve.converged is the solver's verdict on the solve underneath — read it. Status: GREEN inside the limit, ORANGE within the last 20 % under it, RED over it. A rating the design leaves at 0 or blank is UNSTATED, not a 0 limit: that parameter is skipped and listed in the component's unrated, the same rule the solver applies. Sources, loads and the BMS have no abs-max ratings and are not graded. Unmetered on Pro and Team; one of the month's solves on Free.
Request
- Base URL: https://electronics-architect.com
- URL: https://electronics-architect.com/v1/designs/derating
- Auth: HTTP bearer
Request body
Response
The derating report and request metadata.
Example response
{
"meta": {
"attribution": {
"solver": "Electronics Architect"
}
}
}Changes
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