FMEDA Analysis Tool

Trace all Hardware Components in a Single Library

With tens of thousands of automotive parts in circulation, it can take hours of time shuffling through manufacturing data sheets to link the correct failure rate model and failure mode model to parts in your engineering Bill of Material. This creates an inevitable delay in product development, countless hours of duplicated work for engineering teams, and additional costs to projects.

ISO 26262-5:2018 specifies the hardware architectural metrics requirements for product development at the hardware level for all automotive applications. Part 5 aims at reducing random hardware failures that impact functional safety to an acceptable level through hardware design, integration, and testing. The stringent ISO 26262-5 standard forces engineering teams to trace all hardware parts for their safety impact.

LHP's new FMEDA Analysis Tool eliminates re-work, increases usability, and shortens the product development lifecycle. This saves engineers hours for parts research to match the failure rates model and calculates a realistic failure rate to reflect the actual design. Customers can reuse the different hardware parts and match failure rate and failure mode models for future projects.