ISO/PAS 19451-2:2016
Application of ISO 26262:2011-2012 to semiconductors — Part 2: Application of hardware qualification
ISO/PAS 19451-2:2016 is applicable to developers who are evaluating the use of hardware qualification for semiconductor elements according to ISO 26262‑8:2011, Clause 13.
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Hardware qualification
5 How is “standard qualification” differentiated from ISO 26262 hardware qualification?
5.1 Standard qualification
5.2 ISO 26262 hardware qualification
6 Why is ISO 26262 hardware qualification applied?
6.1 Hardware qualification as a method of design verification of allocated safety requirements
6.2 Hardware qualification as a method to justify the use of components or parts which have not been developed according to ISO 26262
6.3 Hardware qualification as a method to enable robustness validation
7 When is ISO 26262 hardware qualification applied?
7.1 Considering ISO 26262‑8, Table 6
7.2 Standard qualification
7.3 Hardware qualification according to ISO 26262
8 Challenges in application of ISO 26262 hardware qualification
8.1 Impact of complexity on hardware qualification
8.2 Impact of hardware part vs. hardware component taxonomy on hardware qualification
8.3 Conclusion
Annex A (informative) Excerpts from an example standard qualification plan
Bibliography
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Hardware qualification
5 How is “standard qualification” differentiated from ISO 26262 hardware qualification?
5.1 Standard qualification
5.2 ISO 26262 hardware qualification
6 Why is ISO 26262 hardware qualification applied?
6.1 Hardware qualification as a method of design verification of allocated safety requirements
6.2 Hardware qualification as a method to justify the use of components or parts which have not been developed according to ISO 26262
6.3 Hardware qualification as a method to enable robustness validation
7 When is ISO 26262 hardware qualification applied?
7.1 Considering ISO 26262‑8, Table 6
7.2 Standard qualification
7.3 Hardware qualification according to ISO 26262
8 Challenges in application of ISO 26262 hardware qualification
8.1 Impact of complexity on hardware qualification
8.2 Impact of hardware part vs. hardware component taxonomy on hardware qualification
8.3 Conclusion
Annex A (informative) Excerpts from an example standard qualification plan
Bibliography