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If you are a hardware design or verification engineer, you probably have a good idea of what verification entails. However, add compliance to RTCA/DO-254 as a requirement, and suddenly the definition of “verification” may not be so clear. First, the term “verification” must be understood alongside the synergistic term “validation.” Next, in a DO-254 context, verification spans a wider scope than it does traditionally, so understanding this is crucial. Also, while “advanced verification” is required for the more safety-critical designs, it might not mean what you think it means. Add to this DO-254 terms and concepts like requirements-based testing, elemental analysis, robustness testing, target testing, and independence, and suddenly the
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