Safety Element out of Context Sample Clauses

Safety Element out of Context. Key Points on development In the following chapter the following key points, regarding the SEooC development, are defined: o Safety life Cycle o ASIL – Safety requirements & Assumptions determination o Verification activities o Item integration SEooC development – Safety life Cycle • Each SEooC can be developed at many Safety Life Cycle level, depending on the func- tionalities and types. • The Safety activities can be tailored, in respect of the constraints of ISO 26262. • Any step of the safety lifecycle cannot be omitted. The steps deferred during the SEooC development are completed during the item development. SEooC Development – ASIL – Safety requirements & Assumptions determination • The Capability of the developed SEooC to comply with assumed safety requirements as- signed with a given ASIL shall be demonstrated and verified. • The Selection of the ISO 26262 requirements, that are applied to develop the specific SEooC, shall be verified in respect on the tailored Safety lifecycle. • The Developed SEooC shall be based on assumptions on intended functionality, use context, external interfaces. SEooC Development – Verification activities • The Verification activities developed during the different phases of SEooC development shall be performed in respect on the given ASIL. • The Verification activities shall be carried on to demonstrate that a developed SEooC, at any level, is consistent with the requirements in the context where it is used. • The verification work product is provided to the item development during the SEooC inte- gration. Item development reaches the phase where requirements on the safety element are formulated. SEooC Development – Item integration • The Assumptions allow to SEooC to address a superset of items. • The SEooC can be used in multiple “different but similar items” later. • The SEooC developer provides to the item designer requirements and assumptions re- lated to the SEooC. • The Item integrator checks and validates the SEooC assumptions. • The Item integrator checks and validates multiple SEooC, with SEooCs interfacing di- rectly to each other (considering the interfacing SEooC).
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