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Use the system hierarchy tree to represent your System. The hierarchy allows for an unlimited level of indenture. Each tree item can have multiple analyses asssociated with it. | Use the system hierarchy tree to represent your System. The hierarchy allows for an unlimited level of indenture. Each tree item can have multiple analyses asssociated with it. In addition to its use within the FMEA realm, it can be leveraged by other Synthesis elements, such as BlockSim, to automatically create fault-trees and RBD’s. | ||
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Use the system hierarchy tree to represent your System. The hierarchy allows for an unlimited level of indenture. Each tree item can have multiple analyses asssociated with it. In addition to its use within the FMEA realm, it can be leveraged by other Synthesis elements, such as BlockSim, to automatically create fault-trees and RBD’s. |
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