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Shedding a Light on ISO Standards

Aug 17th, 2017

In preparation for the eclipse, my wife purchased protective eclipse glasses from Amazon. A few weeks later she got an…

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Hardware Component Qualification: An ISO 26262 Offbeat

Aug 9th, 2017

Hardware component qualification is an alternative means of compliance with ISO 26262-5. Every safety-related hardware component and part used within…

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Does the Inclusion of Functional Safety Increase the Development Cycle?

Jul 26th, 2017

With the inclusion of functional safety, it seems that many engineers feel there is increased pressure and an increased overall…

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Sticking to the Basics: HARA

Jul 12th, 2017

The HARA can easily become a tedious task to complete when the number of functions and scenarios increase. Below are…

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Safe is Lean: Failing Faster with FMEAs

Jun 26th, 2017

Take, for instance, the FMEA. It is probably a fair statement to say the typical automotive engineer would not associate…

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Introducing Functional Safety Into the Organization

Jun 12th, 2017

Industries such as transportation, medical, home equipment, and machinery that directly impact human life have incorporated safety regulations and measures…

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Is adherence to ISO 26262 affordable?

May 9th, 2017

Is it the cost of the additional personnel? Is it the additional cost of components, that for both objectives are…

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Traceability: The Underpinning of ISO 26262 Safety Cases

May 2nd, 2017

Nearly all of these safety arguments are work products generated by carefully performing safety activities called out by the safety…

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Confirmation Measures Close Up

Apr 17th, 2017

Throughout the safety life cycle, confirmation measures or verification reviews, are required for many of the required work products. These…

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