Before your functional safety consultants start the Hazard Assessment and Risk Analysis (HARA), it is imperative for them need to understand the system and components that fall under the scope of ISO 26262 standard. This system or an array of systems, which need to be compliant to ISO 26262 standard, is called an Item. And the description of the item is known as “Item Definition”.
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Item Definition holds a great deal of importance in functional safety lifecycle. This is because it is an input to the HARA process as well as Technical Safety Requirement.
Our latest video, regarding Functional Safety as per ISO 26262 Standard, talks about Item Definition in detail. It also unravels some very insightful points.
For example, we explain item in a real-world scenario depicting a motor control system as an item.
A snapshot of item definition with clearly marked ‘item boundary’ and “out of ISO 26262 scope” components will also help you to understand item definition with more clarity.
This video has been created in consultation with our Functional Safety Experts and SMEs. Hence, all stakeholders including automotive engineers, decision makers and business managers will find it useful in some way or the other.
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