What zero defects and safe operation over a vehicle’s lifetime mean for chip design.
The goals for automotive electronics are zero defective parts per million (0 DPPM), and safe operation during the expected lifetime of the vehicle. The ISO 26262 standard provides procedures and metrics required before delivery to ensure systems can be expected to operate without unreasonable risk.
ISO 26262 specifies circuit metrics and minimum values that are design requirements. Since the focus of the standard is minimizing the likelihood of unsafe failures, the likelihood of each fault/defect must be estimated to be able to compute these metrics.
This paper first discusses these metrics and their relationship to each other. Then it discusses how to measure each of the metrics with Tessent DefectSim. To read more, click here.
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