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The ISO 26262 standard requires certification not only of technical solutions, but also that these solutions are defined, developed and implemented within a systematic management framework. According to ASIL levels, the accuracy of safety measures, traceability of safety work products…
The functional safety process is not just about analysis and design deliverables. One of the most critical steps that ISO 26262 emphasizes is the testing and verification activities that prove whether the developed systems actually meet the defined safety objectives.…
The cornerstone of functional safety is the systematic analysis of potential hazards to which systems may be exposed and the identification of appropriate countermeasures against these hazards. This approach is carried out through the HARA (Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment)…
The ISO 26262 standard requires not only product-based but also systematic process management at the organizational level to ensure functional safety in the electrical/electronic systems of vehicles. In this context, a company must establish a Functional Safety Management System (FSM)…
Functional safety is a safety culture that must be embraced by all levels of the organization, not just technical experts. To support the creation of this culture, the ISO 26262 standard requires all teams to gain the appropriate level of…