. Environmental and operational states
And where they should be applied
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NEED DIAGRAM OF HIERACY
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\subsection{Environmental and Operational States and FMMD}
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Introduce the ideas
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\subsubsection {Environmental Conditions and FMMD}
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HERE talk about environmental effects of a sub-system.
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Define this further by identifying that
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environmental conditions affect components
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for instance a system may be speced for
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0 to 85oC operation, but some components
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may show failure behaviour between 60 and 85
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\subsubsection {Operational States and FMMD}
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HERE talk about operational states of a sub-system
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Define this further by stating that
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operational states are effects on a functional group.
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For instance a circuit may have a test line input.
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The fnctional group will there fore have two
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operational states, testing mode and normal mode.
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\subsection{Justification of wishlist}
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By applying the methodology in section \ref{fmmdproc}, the wishlist can
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