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63 lines
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\begin{abstract}
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A very abstract abstract
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\section{FMEA}
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Two meanings, a general one Fault Mode Effects Analysis, meaning general statics diagnosis of a design, looking
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at faults that can occur and their effect.
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\subsection{Manufacturing Cost Reduction FMEA}
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Second a methodology for reducing cost in manufacturing by taking fauls, their frequency
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and their cost, multiplying these together, and then coming up with a priority list
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for fixing knmown faults.
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"The basics of FMEA by Robin E. McDermott et all"
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ISBN 0-527-76320-9.
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\subsection{Deterministic FMEA}
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EN298 no two individual component failures may give rise to a dangerous condition.
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\section{FMEDA Failure effect Mode Diagnositic Analysis}
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This is a probablistic based methodology.
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\subsection{Safe Failure Fraction}
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Introduce the idea of coverage.
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A good example is RAM in a microprocessor/microcontroller, we cann ot give 100i\% coverage to it.
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We can perform some tests that give us 60\% coverage etc
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\subsection{Diagnostic interval}
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Reducing FIT with detecting a fraction of the faults within an interval. Give formulas etc
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\subsection{Redundancy - Models}
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1oo1 2oo3 etc
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\subsection{Field Data}
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OK for EN61508, not OK for nuclear industry find refs.
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\section {FTA}
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Fault tree Analysis
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Show how it works, top down,
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