Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) is a common safety analysis methodology to identify and address potential failures in safety-critical systems. Let’s say your team has sketched out some initial entries in an FMEA on a whiteboard and then tabulated the data in a spreadsheet tool such as Microsoft® Excel®. You probably made some assumptions, such as a failure mode’s detectability. How can you validate these assumptions?
In this demonstration, you will learn how you can use the power of MATLAB® and Simulink® to validate assumptions and automate steps in your FMEA.
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