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Semiconductor Engineering: Learning ISO 26262 – 2nd Edition

Dec 7, 2020
Kurt Shuler
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Why? Partly ambiguity. Because what I think is clear, you may not think is clear. And some of this ambiguity is intentional: This is a voluntary (thought widely followed) standard, aiming to preserve flexibility for innovation and differentiation. The committees don’t want to be too prescriptive, which inevitably leads to some ambiguity.

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