Acronym · Safety & Security
FSR (Functional Safety Requirement)
A solution-independent requirement derived from a safety goal that specifies the behaviour needed to keep the item safe, including fault detection, reaction and timing, without yet committing to a hardware or software implementation.
- Also known as
- Functional safety requirements
- Type
- Acronym
- Domain
- Safety & Security, Safety lifecycle
Notes
Sits in the concept phase between the safety goal and the technical safety concept, and inherits the goal's ASIL.
Related terms
Part of the Safety & Security glossary, with every term in the topic and the lifecycles, tools and standards that use them.
Where it appears on the Hub
Used on 2 pages of the Hub. In each group, the pages that mention it most come first.
Lifecycle stages and gates
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