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With the increasing use of micro-controllers in smart~instruments and control~systems,
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With the increasing use of micro-controllers in smart~instruments and control~systems,
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software is increasingly being seen as the `missing~factor' in FMEA analysis.
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software is increasingly being seen as the `missing~factor' in FMEA analysis.
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This paper presents a new modular variant of FMEA, Failure Mode Modular De-Composition (FMMD).
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This paper presents a new modular variant of FMEA, Failure Mode Modular Decomposition (FMMD).
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Because FMMD is modular and hierarchical, and deals with all its objects in terms of their failure mode behaviour,
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Because FMMD is modular and hierarchical, and deals with all its objects in terms of their failure mode behaviour,
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it is ideally suited to creating integrated software and hardware models.
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it is ideally suited to creating integrated software and hardware models.
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This paper takes a simple example of a hardware/software hybrid (an industry standard {\ft} input), analyses
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the hardware and software using FMMD, and then discusses the effectiveness of the
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failure modelling from the perspective of the hybrid hardware/software sub-system.
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This paper presents an overview of the FMMD methodology and then an FMMD analysis of a simple software/hardware hybrid sub-system.
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This paper presents an overview of the FMMD methodology and then an FMMD analysis of a simple software/hardware hybrid sub-system.
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The example sub-system chosen is a {\ft} input circuit consisting of
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The example system chosen is a {\ft} input circuit consisting of
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a resistive element, multiplexer (MUX), Analogue to Digital Converter (ADC) and two software functions.
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a resistive element, multiplexer (MUX), Analogue to Digital Converter (ADC) and two software functions.
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The purpose of this sub-system is to convert an electrical current signal into a value for use in software.
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The purpose of this system is to convert an electrical current signal into a value for use in software.
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FMMD is applied to the hardware (resistive element, MUX and ADC) and
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FMMD is applied to the hardware (resistive element, MUX and ADC) and
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to the software components (two `C' functions), producing one integrated
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to the software components (two `C' functions), producing one integrated
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knowledge of {\ft} inputs, circuitry and software.
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knowledge of {\ft} inputs, circuitry and software.
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Conclusions are then presented listing the benefits and draw-backs
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Conclusions are then presented listing the benefits and draw-backs
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of analysing the hardware/software hybrid system using FMMD.
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of analysing the hardware/software hybrid system using FMMD, and FMMD
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