Functional Safety Services

ISO 26262 | IEC 61508 | ISO 13849

Safety-critical systems across the automotive, industrial, and machinery domains must meet increasingly the stringent functional safety requirements while managing hardware complexity, software reliability, and certification timelines. Achieving compliance demands deep expertise across hazard analysis, safety architecture, verification, and certification, without slowing product development.

The Functional Safety Center of Excellence of eInfochips delivers end-to-end safety engineering across ISO 26262, IEC 61508, and ISO 13849, spanning hazard and risk analysis, safety concept definition, SEooC safety-cases, FTA/FMEA, and safe AUTOSAR integration. With certification support and a track record spanning ASIL B through ASIL D and SIL 1 through SIL 3 programs, eInfochips helps customers move from the safety concept to a certified product with confidence.

Key Engagement Areas Across the V-Cycle

Hazard and Risk Analysis (HARA)

Safety Concept and Technical Safety Concept

Hardware and Software Safety Development (FMEDA, FMEA, FTA)

Verification and Validation (fault insertion testing, coverage testing)

Safety Management and Certification Support (TÜV SÜD)

Safe AUTOSAR Integration

Key Engagement Areas New

Examples of Functional Safety Applications

Battery Management Systems (BMS)

High-voltage DC-DC Converters and Onboard Chargers

ADAS/Autonomous Driving Controllers

Energy Storage Systems (ESS)

SCADA and Remote Telemetry Systems

Steering & Braking Systems

Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and Industrial Automation Controllers

Elevators, Cranes, and Other Equipment Control

Functional Safety Services (IEC 61508 | ISO 26262 | ISO 13849)

Why eInfochips for Functional Safety Services

End-to-end safety engineering, hazard analysis through certification, not just documentation

Multi-standard expertise across ISO 26262, IEC 61508, and ISO 13849 under one CoE

Proven safety integrity levels, from SIL 1/PLc up to ASIL D / SIL 3 / Cat 4-PLe

Why eInfochips for Functional Safety New

Certification-lab experience with TÜV SÜD and equivalent bodies

Cross-platform MCU Expertise: Infineon AURIX/XMC, NXP S32K, Renesas, TI, ST

Tooling Depth: Medini, DOORS, LDRA, MATLAB Simulink, Vector, JIRA

Success Stories

Accelerating potential every day

High Voltage DC-DC Converter Software Development for a Leading UK-based Automotive OEM

Automotive Functional Safety Mechanism

ASIC for Automotive Zone Controller

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