ASIL (Automotive Safety Integrity Levels Sample Clauses

ASIL (Automotive Safety Integrity Levels. Safety Integrity Levels (SILs) are abstract classification levels that can be used to indicate the level of safety required of safety-critical systems (or elements thereof). SILs have been adopted as part of safety standards such as IEC 61508 and - in the automotive domain - ISO/FDIS 26262. In the context of the upcoming ISO 26262, SILs are known as ASILs - Automotive Safety Integrity Levels - and form a major part of the standard: ASILs are used to specify the necessary safety requirements for achieving an acceptable residual risk, as well as providing requirements for validation and confirmation to ensure the required levels of safety are being achieved. Safety requirements in these standards are intended to ensure the system being designed is free from unacceptable risk (assuming the requirements are met) and are derived through a process of analysis and risk assessment. The aim of the process is to determine the critical system functions - those which have the potential to be hazardous in the instance of failure - and the requirements necessary to mitigate the effects or reduce the likelihood of those hazards. These safety requirements are often associated with integrity requirements that apply to those critical functions to indicate, in essence, what level of contribution they have towards the overall system safety and thus what level of safety they should implement to avoid system failures. A low ASIL therefore indicates that the element is not a major contributor to severe system failures, while a high ASIL indicates that it is potentially is a major contributor, and this allows a means of verifying that system safety requirements are being achieved by ensuring that the ASILs allocated to system elements are also being met. Therefore ASILs play a dual role in the development of safety-critical systems: they allow for top- down allocation of safety requirements to different elements of the system according to their contribution to risk, and they allow for bottom-up verification to show that the safety requirements are being met by the developed system. ASILs are divided into one of four classes to specify the item's necessary safety requirement for achieving an acceptable residual risk, with D representing the highest and A the lowest class. The ASIL-Level shall be determined for each hazardous event using the estimation parameters severity (S), probability of exposure (E) and controllability (C) in accordance with the table below. QM (Quality Manage...
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