Most safety critical SoCs, such as those developed for automotive driver aid systems, require ASIL-D compliance. ASIL-D is the highest grade in the ISO 26262… Read More »Optimizing Fault Simulations with Formal Analysis to Achieve ASIL Compliance for Automotive Designs
Standards such as ISO 26262 define strict requirements, processes, and methods that all stakeholders – IP vendors, sub-system developers, and semiconductor SoC and system developers… Read More »Simplify & Streamline Development of ISO 26262 Compliant Automotive SoCs
Electronic systems in automobiles are growing rapidly in size, complexity, and critical functionality. As a result, functional safety verification is emerging as an essential requirement… Read More »Functional Verification to Fault Simulation: Considerations and Efficient Bring-Up
Vehicle systems and the semiconductors used within them are some of the most complex electronics seen today. Ensuring these systems are both functionally safe and… Read More »Navigating the Intersection of Safety and Security
Establishing traceability is critical for many organizations — and a must for those who need to prove compliance. Using a platform approach, you can create… Read More »Improving IP Quality For Compliance
As the automotive market moves toward electrified drivetrains and autonomous driving systems, chip makers increasingly need to design integrated mixed-signal chips that meet the ISO… Read More »Analog Fault Injection Simplifies ISO 26262 Compliance