ASIL Decomposition & Allocation Algorithm Sample Clauses

ASIL Decomposition & Allocation Algorithm. 2.4.2.1 ASIL Decomposition with multiple hazards As stated in the previous section, one of the primary objectives of MAENAD is not merely to provide support for the ISO 26262 safety design process but also to support the automatic decomposition of ASILs. Because of the large role ASILs play in ISO 26262, having tool support - and particularly a degree of automation - may be very important. While simple examples that deal with only a single hazard - like that in Figure 5 - can be decomposed manually as they do not have too many elements or too complex logic, when multiple hazards are in play, this becomes significantly more difficult, even for small, seemingly simple systems like that in Figure 6. In this example, there is a system (S) that provides two separate outputs, F1 and F2. The six sub- elements of the system (e.g. functions, components etc.), E1 to E6, are the components necessary to provide these two outputs. Each output can fail in one of two ways - omission (lack of provision of output) and commission (unexpected or unwanted provision of output), and thus there are four hazards (omission of F1, commission of F1, omission of F2, and commission of F2) which interact at multiple points.
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