Fault tree analysis (FTA) is a procedure that depicts the combinations of failure states for a system in a model of logic gates in order to record potential causes for certain top events as fully as possible.
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FTA fault tree analysis part IIread more
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FTA fault tree analysis part Iread more
Fault tree analysis is a deductive (top-down) procedure according to DIN 25424 to determine the reliability of safety-critical systems. The fault tree is a graphic depiction of the logical connections from the top event to the independent basic events.
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FMEA robustness toolsread more
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Ishikawa diagramread more
The Ishikawa diagram(orcause & effect diagram) was developed in 1943 by Kaoru Ishikawa.
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Design Review Based on Failure Moderead more
Changes to current series production often have high and underestimated risks. FMEA is the defining tool for anticipating potential malfunctions and their consequences in the development process. Does this also apply to easily "manageable" design changes?
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Requirement Management and FMEAread more
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