ScottW514 92c69f23fa kernel.pic-soc-load drill; the PIC worked backward from its firmware ...

The PIC16F1713 converts its inputs in a free-running loop (10 channels,
about 0.30 ms a loop) and a read returns the last conversion of that
channel; the count follows the SoC's load at conversion time (idle 659,
busy 665 on the coolant thermistors, both tight; every channel shifts in
proportion to its count; the step lands within one PIC loop of the CPU
changing state, with a regulator's overshoot in each direction). The
kernel.pic-soc-load drill replaces kernel.pic-pacing: 200 reads after 3 ms
of sleep and 200 after 3 ms of spinning, with the module's settle off
(the control, reported) and on (the claim: the two agree). The catalog
counts 56 tests, 0 uncovered.

BRINGUP item 10 and the facts bullet describe the mechanism and the fix;
the CAMPAIGN-LOG entries record the first pass of the campaign, the PIC
study, and the mechanism's proof.

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BRINGUP.md

kernel.pic-soc-load drill; the PIC worked backward from its firmware

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CAMPAIGN-LOG.md

kernel.pic-soc-load drill; the PIC worked backward from its firmware

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