Automotive Functional Safety

New technologies on vehicle, as well as the addition of a large number of features, mean that automakers must develop more and more safety-related systems. This not only leads to an increase in the number of electronic components, but also to more complex components and systems themselves, as well as increasingly stringent functional safety requirements.

ISO26262 is derived from the basic standards for functional safety IEC61508 of electronic, electrical and programmable devices, mainly positioned in the automotive industry for specific electrical devices, electronic equipment, programmable electronic devices and other components specially used in the automotive field, aiming to improve the international standards for the functional safety of automotive electronic and electrical products.

ASIL certified

• ASIL certification of components and systems
• Functional safety process ASIL certification
• Certification of semiconductors, development tools and processes

Systematic evaluation

• risk analysis
• Review of norms and safety requirements
• Concept and design analysis
• Verification and validation

Evaluation of software and tools

• Testing of development processes, tools, and communication protocols
• Architecture analysis

Hardware evaluation

• Failure rate analysis
• Failure effects analysis

More services

• Functional Safety Process Certification (FSM)
• Safety, reliability, and usability analysis
• Training:
  • Automotive functional safety engineers and automotive functional safety managers are trained based on ISO 26262 standards.