Hardware Development, Analytics

Safety-oriented hardware - Development and methodical procedure in safety analysis

Description

This module does not focus on the hardware development itself, but on the verification of the hardware design, which is carried out using mathematical and analytical methods. The probabilistic proof of safety is presented and practiced using a practical example. Various analytical methods are also discussed.

Contents

• Hardware safety requirements and their derivation from the system design
• Determination of the required failure rates at component level and their adaptation to operating conditions
• Verification of the required safe failure fraction (SFF) and the absolute failure rate/probability (PFH/PFD)
• Overview of the most common analysis methods in functional safety
• Benefits of analytics for functional safety
• Consolidation of the most common analysis techniques using an example

Duration

1 day

Target group

Safety managers, hardware developers

Dates

On request.

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