Five-day ISO 26262 course focused on hardware and semiconductor development, from safety management and the concept phase to hardware safety requirements, diagnostic coverage, hardware metrics and Part 11, with an optional certification exam.
Shows how functional safety applies to new product development at the hardware level, using a running LIDAR case study built around a hardware product. It covers the framework of ISO 26262 and its integration with product planning and IATF 16949, functional safety management, production and operation, safety elements out of context, the concept phase with hazard analysis and ASIL determination, ASIL decomposition and safety analysis, the technical safety concept and hardware-software interface, and then in depth the hardware level: hardware safety requirements, detailed design, diagnostic coverage analysis and hardware metrics, evaluation of hardware elements and proven-use arguments, and the Part 11 guidelines for semiconductors (digital, memory, analogue and mixed-signal, programmable logic, multi-core, sensors and transducers). Software-level interfaces, integration and testing, safety validation, supporting processes and an implementation strategy complete the course. Eight breakout exercises run throughout, and an optional certification exam takes the final three hours of day five. Conducted in English.
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ISO 26262 purpose, scope and framework · Management of functional safety (Part 2) · Production and operation (Part 7); safety element out of context (Part 10) · Concept phase (Part 3): item definition, hazard analysis and ASIL determination, functional safety concept
ASIL-oriented and safety-oriented analysis · Technical safety concept and hardware-software interface (Part 4) · Hardware safety requirements, detailed design and diagnostic coverage (Part 5)
Evaluation of hardware elements (Part 8) · Hardware level development continued · Application of ISO 26262 to semiconductors (Part 11)
Software level development interfaces (Part 6) · Integration, testing and safety validation
Supporting processes (Part 8) · Implementation strategy · Optional certification exam (final 3 hours)
Optional ISO 26262 certification exam in the final three hours of day five, as stated by Omnex.
Certification relevance indicates subject-matter relevance only. It does not imply accreditation, formal alignment or endorsement by any certifying body.
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