The proliferation of electronic systems in passenger cars has led to the steady development of new and existing automotive standards to ensure continued functional safety.
One such standard, ISO 26262, is an adaptation of the more general International Electromechanical Commission (IEC) 61508 functional safety standard. ISO 26262 specifically defines functional safety for automotive Electric/ Electronic (E/E) equipment and addresses possible hazards caused by the malfunctioning of E/E systems in passenger vehicles.
INDEX
02 Contents
03 Introduction
04 Executive summary
05 Part I: ISO26262
05 Functional vehicular safety reaches world status
12 The role of functional safety to autonomous vehicles and AI
20 Jaguar Land Rover on ISO26262 and functional safety
22 Part II: ISO26262 for Semiconductors
22 Pitfalls and possible solutions on improving the functional safety of Semiconductors
28 Functional safety starts with the supplier
34 What challenges does autonomous driving pose to ISO26262 Part II?
39 Sensata discusses the main challeges in the application of ISO26262 to Semiconductors
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