Connect system requirements to component selections. Analyze failure modes at component, board, and system level. Design with confidence.
Component-to-requirement traceability
Hardware mistakes are expensive. Trace every component to requirements. Analyze failure modes before tapeout. Ship with confidence.
Key IC discontinued. Where was it used and why?
NirmIQ traces components to requirements. Find alternatives that meet the same specs.
Products failing in the field. Root cause unclear.
FMEA links field failures to predicted failure modes. Learn and update designs.
Reviews are ad-hoc. Critical issues missed.
Requirement-linked checklists ensure every spec is verified.
Honest about what's ready, what's partial, and what's coming
Link system specs to component selections and PCB layouts
Analyze failure modes for ICs, passives, and assemblies
Structured checklists linked to requirements
Track every design decision with rationale
Risk Priority Numbers for component failures
Link requirements to Bill of Materials items
The fundamentals electronics engineers need
Every component selection tied to requirements. When specs change, see which components are affected. When components go obsolete, trace to requirements for alternatives.
Document thermal failure modes and EMC risks using FMEA methodology. Link mitigations to specific design choices.
Generate structured review checklists from requirements. Document review findings and track to closure.
When requirements change mid-design, see affected schematics, layouts, and risk analyses instantly.
Learn more about requirements and risk management for electronics
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Start tracing requirements to components today. Catch failure modes before they become field returns.