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Applied FuSa
Wolfgang Freese
9 episodes
2 days ago
The strict separation of functional and technical safety concepts is one of the most important principles in functional safety—and for good reason. This not only affects the scope of the two work products but also their respective responsibilities and the impact this separation has on the efficiency of safety concepts.
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The strict separation of functional and technical safety concepts is one of the most important principles in functional safety—and for good reason. This not only affects the scope of the two work products but also their respective responsibilities and the impact this separation has on the efficiency of safety concepts.
Show more...
How To
Education
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Impact Analysis
Applied FuSa
7 minutes 13 seconds
2 weeks ago
Impact Analysis
According to ISO 26262, an impact analysis must be performed at the beginning of a project to identify work products that can be tailored, provided the project is based on a predecessor project. Differences between the two projects are assessed with respect to the following three categories:

  • Changed requirements;
  • Revised design; and
  • New integration environment.

In this episode, we will not only introduce the method itself, but also explain why an impact analysis makes sense not just at the beginning of a project.
Applied FuSa
The strict separation of functional and technical safety concepts is one of the most important principles in functional safety—and for good reason. This not only affects the scope of the two work products but also their respective responsibilities and the impact this separation has on the efficiency of safety concepts.