Validation & Reliability — question 7 of 10
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You test 10 prototype units against a minimum operating voltage requirement of 2.7V. All 10 pass, and the lowest voltage at which any unit still worked was 2.85V. Someone on the team says 'great, we have 150mV of margin, we're done.' Do you agree? What would you want to know before signing off?