Two-day classroom seminar in Munich on airborne electronic hardware development assurance under ED-80/DO-254: hardware DAL, life-cycle processes, verification and validation, and PLD, FPGA, ASIC and COTS considerations.
Gives an overview of the activities and documents DO-254 requires and how it applies. Topics include the regulations and standards (safety assessment under ARP4754A, EASA CS 25.1309, EASA and FAA electronic hardware development assurance requirements, and the status of DO-254 under EASA AMC 20-152A and FAA AC 20-152A), failure conditions and hardware design assurance levels, the hardware design life-cycle (planning, design, validation and verification, configuration management, process assurance and certification liaison), and additional considerations: PLD, FPGA and ASIC development, COTS and complex hardware including microcontroller selection, product service experience, tool assessment and qualification, and design assurance for Levels A and B.
Taught in German as a classroom seminar in Munich.
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