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Hello
All medical devices for EU market should pass Single Point Failure test.
It is quite obvious with 2 pin devices, as they should be considered open circuit or short circuit.
What about components with more than 2 pins?
Sepic transformers? ICs? Displays?
Second question is:
Could such test be performed in some sort of simulation software?
It would save lots of money, time and effords.
All medical devices for EU market should pass Single Point Failure test.
It is quite obvious with 2 pin devices, as they should be considered open circuit or short circuit.
What about components with more than 2 pins?
Sepic transformers? ICs? Displays?
Second question is:
Could such test be performed in some sort of simulation software?
It would save lots of money, time and effords.
