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3. Principle of the MBSA methodology
The aim of the MBSA approach is to develop a precise behavioral model of the system and to automate the analysis part using the power of the computer tool. This is achieved by augmenting the nominal behavior of a system described in the modeling stage, by merging it with its behavior in the presence of failures, obtained by its failure model . A failure model is a model of the system in the presence of failures: each failure is considered in turn, and its repercussions are described in the system model by linking the system components together. The failure model is obtained from knowledge of the behavior of the various components and the associated failure...
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Standards and norms
- Information Technology – Cloud computing – Reference architecture - ISO/IEC 17789:214 - 10-14
- Maintenance – Maintenance terminology - NF EN 13306 - 01-18
- Functional safety of electrical/electronic/programmable electronic safety-related systems - IEC 61508 - 04-10
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