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ISO 26262 Functional Safety consulting

 

With 11+ years of domain expertise in Automotive and in-depth know-how of Functional Safety implementation practices, we help you to deliver ISO 26262 compliant products for your customers.”

We have partnered with customers across Europe, Asia and US for development of ASIL B, ASIL C and ASIL D compliant automotive solutions.

Following is the snapshot of our Functional Safety (FuSa) Service offerings:

 

Customer Success Stories: ISO 26262 Functional Safety projects in Automotive:

    1. Mutation testing project to ensure ASIL-D Compliance of EPS: Collaborated with a Europe based Automotive Engineering Company to execute Mutation Testing of the automotive ECU for their Electric Power Steering

      Embitel Solution:

      • Analysis and design of the ECU software architecture
      • Mutant code design for different test cases identified at the analysis phase
      • Reporting and analysis of mutant test results
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    3. ASIL-D Certification for Electric Power Steering system: We partnered with a German OEM for ISO 26262 ASIL-D certification support for their premium passenger car application.

      Embitel Solution:

      • Support for ISO 26262 ASIL-D certification
      • End to end support in :
        • Safety Documentation Specification,
        • Implementation
        • Testing
        • Review
        • Release Documents
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    5. Development of ASIL-A grade Seating Control System: We worked with a leading Tier-1 supplier from France to develop Seating control systems according to ASIL-A rating.

      Embitel Solution:

      • Embitel team took care of the complete software requirements (offshore).
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    7. Design & Development of ASIL-D rated Electric Power Steering (EPS) system : Our automotive engineers collaborated with a Tier 1 supplier from India , for the design and development of Electric Power Steering (EPS).

      Embitel Solution:

      • Engineering and implementation support throughout the project development lifecycle.
      • Developed a design based on ASIL-D certified microcontroller – MPC5643L
    8. Analysis of the Hardware Metrics for ASIL-B complaint Motor Controller: We partnered with a Europe (Spain) based Tier-1 supplier for this project..
      • Support in deriving the metrics using FMEDA (Failure modes, Effects and Diagnostics Analysis).
      • We leveraged our expertise in SOX tool (from ENCO), for successfully performing the FMEDA
      • Our ISO 26262 Consultants successfully derived metrics like SPFM, LFM and PMHF
      • Based on the observations and results suggested by these metrics, we recommended the necessary improvements in the system design

 

Functional Safety Consultants: Team Structure

When you partner with Embitel for Functional Safety project, you can expect to collaborate with an expert team of ISO 26262 Consultants, Project Managers and Automotive Engineers:

    ISO 26262 functional safetyVeteran Functional Safety Managers, who partner with you to achieve compliance with the desired ASIL Grade (ASIL B, ASIL C or ASIL D)

    ISo 26262 Consultant Senior ISO 26262 consultant with 20+years of experience, to partner with you for critical automotive projects for product development and consulting support .

    ISO 26262 engineers Senior embedded engineers proficient in developing automotive applications as per the latest industry standards including AUTOSAR, ISO 26262 and MBD.

 

 Download Webinars: Learn more about ISO 26262 standard and Functional Safety in Automotive
  • Webinar on How to re-use software modules in compliance with ASIL (ISO 26262 standard)
  • Webinar on Software development according to ISO 26262
  • Webinar on Introduction to ISO 26262 for Functional Safety Critical Projects
  • Making ‘Functional Safety’ a Part of Your Organization DNA
  • Webinar: How to Evaluate Hardware Architecture Metrics for Automotive ECUs (Using FMEDA Method)

 

FAQs’:ISO 26262 Consulting, Analysis and Design/Development Services

 

    A. Under our ISO26262 Consulting services, we partner with your automotive product development teams for the following:

    1. Understanding the framework of ISO26262 Functional Safety Practices
    2. Evaluation and identification of critical Checklists , Guidelines, Templates, and Tools ( based on the project requirement)
    3. End-to end Technical Consulting, in order to develop a well-define functional safety roadmap.
    A. Post our Functional Safety workshops, we can partner with your design and development teams with in-depth analysis of the system and hardware/software components.

    Under this engagement, we collaborate to achieve the following

    1. Failure Modes and Effects Analysis
    2. Concept phase Safety Analysis( HARA for ASIL Determination)
    3. System level safety analysis
    4. Hardware and Software safety Analysis
    5. Independent Review of the product and the process

    P.S: We also partner with our customers directly for “Functional Safety Analysis” , as per their requirement and the current stage of their Functional Safety journey.

    A. Our ISO26262 design & development is based on the V-model SDLC (Software Development Lifecycle):

    For this engagement, our Functional Safety Project Managers and Embedded Product Developers, will partner with your teams for the following action items:

    1. Concept Development ( HARA )
    2. System Requirement Analysis
    3. Hardware and Software Safety Analysis (FMEA, FTA and FMEDA) & Architectural Design
    4. Design Implementation
    5. Testing (Unit testing, Integration Testing & Functional Testing)
    6. System Integration and Testing
    7. Safety Assessment and Validation
    A. Yes. Our ISO26262 Functional Safety offering is based on an ‘Onsite-Offshore’ model. Our team can perform requirement gathering and analysis of the project, onsite.

    The actual ISO 26262 based implementation service can be done onsite or offshore, based on the scope of the project.

    In some instances, sensitive work-products that can’t cross the country borders or the customer premises; are managed onsite.

    A. Yes, ISO 26262 recommends the organizations ( auto-manufacturers and suppliers ) to adhere to Quality Assurance standards such as CMMI, ISO/TS 16949 or ISO 9001.
    A. As an automotive company, your functional safety responsibility involves:

    1. Implementation of organization Specific Safety Policies & Rules
    2. Ensuring Safety Culture
    3. Management of safety anomalies
    4. Competence management
    5. Quality management
    6. Project-independent tailoring/adaptation of the safety lifecycle
    A. Yes, we have various ISO26262 training programs designed to suit your requirement. Based on your business requirements, you can collaborate with us for any of the following trainings schedules:

    1-day training: ISO 26262 Overview

    2-days training: Covers the specific topics under the ISO 26262 Safety Standard

    5-days training: Detailed ISO 26262 Functional Safety Training

    These training programs can be conducted either through online or onsite mode.

    A. For existing product lines, we will perform Gap analysis at various levels including the process, the management, and the technical level.

    Gap Analysis will help you understand safety gaps in your product line while identifying measures to close the gap towards functional safety compliance.

    The entire process involves:

    1. Addressing each gap and mitigating them as per the ISO 26262 recommendations
    2. Generating Compliance report
    A. Yes, Embitel’ s Functional Safety (FuSa) team can assist you by performing ISO26262 recommended analysis of any SEooC product (Safety Element out of context) to ensure safety compliance.
    A. Not exactly. The ISO 26262 is recommending quality process to ensure functional safety. At the same time, the standard is providing technical guidelines to meet required safety integrity goals/ levels at the hardware and software level.

What is Functional Safety in Automotive? What is the role of ISO26262 Standard?

    A number of components of a car are safety critical; like, Electronic Steering System, Anti-lock Braking System, Air-bags, electronic stability control, and more.

    By safety critical, we mean that the failure of these components can risk the driver or the passengers’ life.

    ISO26262 is a standard that defines a framework to implement safety practices during the design, development, and the testing of all the critical electrical and electronic components of a road vehicle. This standard has been derived from IEC61508.

    ISO26262 standard comprises of a set of steps that regulate the product lifecycle at the software and the hardware level. ISO26262 provides an extensive set of recommendation for automotive product development, right from the conceptualization to the decommissioning stage.

What is ASIL in Automotive Functional Safety?

    ASIL (Automotive Safety Integrity Level) is the notation for software or hardware component that signifies its safety-criticality.

    ASIL has four categories- ASIL A, ASIL B, ASIL C, and ASIL D. ASIL A indicates least critical level and D indicates the most critical level. There are three factors that determine the ASIL of a software or hardware- probability of exposure, controllability by the driver, and the severity of the outcome if a fault occurs.ASIL A is almost equivalent to QM level, therefore, ASIL B is usually the minimum requirement, in order to make your product complaint with ISO 26262 Standard for Functional Safety.

    Considering the example of an Air-Bag, the analysis will look into how likely it is for the air bag to get activated, what will be the effect on car and how can the driver control it. Considering all these factors, ASIL will be determined, which will most likely be ASIL-D for Air- Bags.

    ASIL is determined at the beginning of the automotive software development with the help of HARA. However, it can be done post the development also, but is not recommended. Based on the ASIL rating, safety processes and testing regulations are followed- strictest for D and flexible for A.

 

 
  • Related Blogs: Learn more about ISO 26262 Functional Safety

    • Understanding How ISO 26262 ASIL is Determined for Automotive Applications
    • Challenges Your Automotive Team may Face in ISO 26262 Functional Safety Compliance
    • Understanding the Automotive Functional Safety Best-Practices with ISO 26262 standard
    • Why ‘Safety Plan’ is Critical in Development of ISO 26262 Complaint Product and Automotive Functional Safety
    • ISO Compliant Unit Testing Strategies: A Step Towards Achieving Functional Safety in Automotive Product Development
    • [Video] How ASIL is Determined for Automotive Applications as per ISO 26262 Standard
    • [Vlog] MSIL vs ASIL: How Does the Latest ISO 26262 Standard Define Functional Safety in Two-wheelers?

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