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[Case Study] Utilization of Tools for Functional Safety Design in Accordance with ISO 26262

[Case Study] Utilization of Tools for Functional Safety Design in Accordance with ISO 26262

By utilizing the reliability analysis tool Reliability Workbench, functional safety design in accordance with ISO 26262 can be smoothly implemented.

Reliability Workbench is software based on reliability engineering that analyzes reliability, safety, and other factors. By utilizing features such as setting failure rates using reliability prediction models and fault tree analysis, it enables quantitative safety analysis and supports the smooth implementation of functional safety design in accordance with ISO 26262.

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The Relationship Between Failure Rate and Reliability Information

The Relationship Between Failure Rate and Reliability Information

Introducing the relationship between failure rate and reliability, failure probability density, and unreliability!

This document introduces the relationship between failure rate, reliability, unreliability, and failure probability density, among other reliability information. There is a close relationship between reliability, unreliability, failure probability density, and failure rate (which can be viewed from different perspectives as needed); knowing one allows you to understand the other indicators. When managing failures using CMMS/EAM, it is possible to aggregate the number of failures over time. If the number of failures over time is known, the time dependency of failure rate, reliability, and unreliability can be understood. Weibull analysis is a method of failure analysis that takes advantage of this characteristic. [Contents] ■ The relationship between failure rate, reliability, failure probability density, and unreliability ■ Detailed explanation of the diagrams ■ Summary *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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