This paper presents a model based approach for defining automotive functional safety requirements and provides a solution to ensure functional safety through model-based diagnosis and fault tolerant control. This model-based approach is consistent with ISO 26262 - functional safety standard. In particular, this paper presents the necessary steps for defining and implementing functional safety requirements, including item and function definition, Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment, as well as the design of a model-based diagnostic and fault tolerant control (FTC) system that can lead to a systematic solution to automotive functional safety problems. The methodology proposed in this paper is applied to the problem of torque functional safety of pedal-by-wire systems.
Model-based diagnosis and fault tolerant control for ensuring torque functional safety of pedal-by-wire systems
Rizzoni, Giorgio;Amodio, Alessandro;
2017-01-01
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This paper presents a model based approach for defining automotive functional safety requirements and provides a solution to ensure functional safety through model-based diagnosis and fault tolerant control. This model-based approach is consistent with ISO 26262 - functional safety standard. In particular, this paper presents the necessary steps for defining and implementing functional safety requirements, including item and function definition, Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment, as well as the design of a model-based diagnostic and fault tolerant control (FTC) system that can lead to a systematic solution to automotive functional safety problems. The methodology proposed in this paper is applied to the problem of torque functional safety of pedal-by-wire systems.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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