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Appendix D — Metrics & Drift Measures (Instrument-Specific)


One-Sentence Objective
Define publishable performance metrics and drift measures for instrument domains; provide formulas, windows, and threshold recommendations; and map each item to manifest, contract, and dashboard fields one-to-one.


I. Scope & Targets


II. Terms & Variables


III. Postulates P70D-*


IV. Minimal Equations S70D-*


V. Metric Families & Windowing Conventions

  1. Noise & resolution (open or standard source)
    • Window: Delta_t ≥ 1 s or N ≥ 2^20; band BW = [10 Hz, fs/2] or application-specific.
    • Outputs: Vn_rms, SNR_dB, ENOB, PSD key points (e.g., 1 kHz, 10 kHz, 100 kHz).
  2. Linearity (code width & best-fit line)
    • Excitation: uniform code-step scan or triangle wave; estimate code widths via large-sample histograms.
    • Outputs: INL_pp_LSB, DNL_pp_LSB, res_lin_RMS_LSB.
  3. Bandwidth & response (sweep or pulse)
    • Sweep: f vs |H(f)|, phi(f); pulse: step response to infer f_3dB_Hz and GD_pp_ns.
    • Outputs: f_3dB_Hz, ripple_pp, GD_pp_ns, overshoot_pct, settling_time_s.
  4. Timebase-related (see TimeBase)
    Mirror: offset/skew/J, T_arr.form1/2, delta_form.
  5. Environment/aging drift
    Modeling: theta ~ a_T*T + a_H*RH + a_P*P + s*t + eps; publish alpha_T, beta_H, drift_slope, and residual adev_amp.
  6. Distribution drift (cross-session / cross-instrument)
    Reference ref vs current cur: publish {W1, KL, psi} and the binning/kernel bandwidth conventions.

VI. Computation & Decision Workflow M70D-*


VII. Thresholds & Strategy Cards (Recommendations)


VIII. Dashboard & Manifest Mapping


IX. Implementation Bindings I70D-* (Prototypes)


X. Cross-References


Summary
This appendix defines unified conventions for instrument metrics and drift measures, the S70D-* equation family, windowing and threshold guidance, and field-level mappings to manifests, contracts, and dashboards—ensuring cross-experiment, cross-site, and cross-time comparability and auditability.


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