ECO-1042: Main Compute PCBA Rev B → Rev C
Read-onlyTransition the Main Compute PCBA from Rev B to Rev C to resolve thermal throttling caused by an obsolescence-driven voltage-regulator substitution. The new pinout requires the Compute-to-Drive Wiring Harness to move from Rev 1 to Rev 2 as well.
Closed all four mitigation outcomes: two PCBA cancellations, one accepted PCBA loss and one harness conversion. — 7/29/2026, 8:14:45 PM
Current financial position
Exposure certainty
100%
MITIGATION
Net mitigation benefit across 4 closed outcomes. Value avoided or preserved $48,800.00 · mitigation costs $11,320.00 · unavoided write-offs $25,200.00 · total realized loss $36,520.00.
Every mitigation case is closed.
Why this matters
Turn identified exposure into owned actions and a measurable financial result.
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Each exposure record, its responsible owner, supplier response, and the realized outcome.
You are done when
Every material exposure has an owner and its outcome is either closed or explicitly still in progress.
Net exposure
$25,200.00
Actual cost avoided
$25,200.00
Actual realized loss
$7,560.00
Net mitigation benefit
$17,640.00
Status
Closed
Net exposure
$25,200.00
Actual cost avoided
$0.00
Actual realized loss
$25,200.00
Net mitigation benefit
$0.00
Status
Closed
Net exposure
$12,600.00
Actual cost avoided
$12,600.00
Actual realized loss
$1,260.00
Net mitigation benefit
$11,340.00
Status
Closed
Net exposure
$11,000.00
Actual cost avoided
$11,000.00
Actual realized loss
$2,500.00
Net mitigation benefit
$8,500.00
Status
Closed