The issue of safety has always been one of the most important topics for the automotive industry. What are the functional safety implications on EV/lithium-ion batteries? To help in understanding what is involved Dariusz Szymanski from Flanders’ DRIVE gave a presentation at our previous European ISO 26262 conference on the topic of "Functional safety case study for lithium-ion batteries" "Flanders' DRIVE on functional safety - Case study for lithium-ion batteries" Download the presentation for free HERE: http://bit.ly/SzymanskiPP_FlandersDRIVE

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Functional safety case
study for lithium-ion
batteries
Dariusz Szymanski
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•Flander’s DRIVE
•ISO26262 application:
• typical
• extended
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Agenda

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 Research institute for the vehicle and mobility industry developing
and presenting technological solutions in R&D domains:
 Open innovation approach driven by the industry
 High-tech Infrastructure for vehicle, system and component testing
 Wide international network of 170 partners

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2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Detection of road
users in blind spots
Communication
Server & mini-base station
ToF-camera / suspension
Active suspension
IEC 61508, SIL3
Battery Management
System (BMS)
ISO 26262, ASIL D
Active suspension,
V2I communication,
ISO 26262, ASIL D
BMS E-Truck
ISO 26262, ASIL D
E-kart
(prototype for
Electric Powertrain)
GPS
vehicle
positioning
Inductive charging
ISO 26262, ASIL B
Electric
Powertrain
ISO 26262,
ASIL D
E-VECTOORC
ISO 26262,
ASIL C
i-compose
ISO 26262
ESto
Energy Storage
ASIL project