A turnkey, ISO 26262-ready RISC-V safety subsystem — integrated, verified, and delivered with its FMEDA work products. It is delivered as a licensable soft-IP block engineered as an ASIL-D Safety Element out of Context — not just RTL, but the complete functional-safety work package needed to carry it into an ISO 26262 program:
A turnkey, ISO 26262-ready RISC-V safety subsystem — integrated, verified, and delivered with its FMEDA work products. Drop-in lockstep compute plus boot, isolation, lifecycle, timer, mailbox and logic-BIST, aggregated into one fault hub with a single graded safe-state reaction.
You are not buying RTL — you are buying the 12–18 months of safety-integration and certification schedule you skip. There is no shrink-wrapped, ISO 26262-ready RISC-V safety island on the open market today. This is it.
A handful of safe IP blocks is not a safety case. The island is sold as one element with one rolled-up FMEDA metric, one Freedom-From-Interference argument, and one safe-state reaction — exactly the artifacts a Tier-1 safety assessor and an acquirer’s due-diligence team ask for first.
Declared ASIL-D (SEooC) · SPFM 98.18% · LFM 96.07% · PMHF 2.87×10⁻⁸ /h · highest ASIL met: C
Failure-rate-weighted composition of every member’s own verified FMEDA model (
tools/fmeda_rollup.py) — not a flat average. Against its DECLARED ASIL-D targets the roll-up does not pass: SPFM 98.18% against ≥99.00% (−0.8 pts) and PMHF 2.87×10⁻⁸/h against <1×10⁻⁸/h (2.9× over); LFM passes with +6.1 pts. All three metrics do meet ASIL-C. The dominant residual is the lockstep core, and the documentedrv32_lockstep → ASIL-Dlift is the route to closing the SPFM/PMHF gap.
safety_island_rollup.mdis the authority for these figures — this page is hand-authored, so unlike every generated IP page its numbers are not re-derived on regeneration. Until it is brought undertools/gen_web_docs.pythey must be updated by hand whenever a member’s FMEDA moves.
| Block | Role | Standalone safety |
|---|---|---|
| rv32_lockstep | Dual-core delay-compare (DCLS) compute core | see its own IP page |
| iopmp | Freedom-from-interference — per-master access control | see its own IP page |
| boot_rom | 32-bit SECDED instruction ROM + RV32 bootloader | see its own IP page |
| rot | Root-of-trust / secure boot, gates core fetch-enable | see its own IP page |
| lc_ctrl | Device lifecycle (RAW→TEST→DEV→PROD→RMA→SCRAP) | see its own IP page |
| lbist | Logic BIST — the ASIL-D latent-fault mechanism | see its own IP page |
| aclint | RISC-V ACLINT timer (MTIMER + MSWI/SSWI) | see its own IP page |
| mbox | Multicore mailbox + HW spinlocks | see its own IP page |
| fccu | Fault collection & control — the graded reaction hub | ASIL-B |
Optional: axi_tcm SECDED scratchpad/TCM. Roadmap: crg/pmu, jtag_dtm.
fccu, which drives Low / High / Critical reactions (Hercules-ESM-style) and a single fault_out safe-state pin.iopmp enforces master-side isolation between partitions; the FFI argument licenses the subsystem PMHF sum.rot measures the SECDED boot ROM and releases the core only after an authenticated boot; lifecycle-locked debug/test/DFT gates.rot/lbist/TCM) to fit the target SoC and cost point.Declared ASIL-D (SEooC); all three metrics meet ASIL-C · SPFM 98.18% · LFM 96.07% · PMHF 2.87×10⁻⁸ /h — see the roll-up above for which ASIL-D targets are not met
ISO 26262:2018 · Subsystem FMEDA roll-up + per-member FMEDA · Freedom-From-Interference / dependent-failure analysis · Safety Manual · all included.
The roll-up tool ranks the residual contributors, so the path to ASIL-D is explicit and evidence-backed — no hand-waving, every diagnostic-coverage number is tied to verified RTL and a repeatable test.
ADAS & autonomous compute · automotive body/zonal controllers · industrial functional safety (IEC 61508) · robotics · medical devices · aerospace · any SoC that needs a certifiable RISC-V safety domain without an 18-month in-house safety program.
Contact circuit-design.space for the evaluation package: the integrator RTL, the FMEDA roll-up, and the safety manual. Configurations from a single-hart cost-optimized island to a dual-hart ASIL-D-targeted compute domain.
Engineering-grade pre-sign-off FMEDA: λ_gate anchored on SN 29500-2 + JESD89A public SER; diagnostic coverage refined to measured at gate-level fault injection for sign-off. Final FIT/PMHF scale with the foundry’s process-qualified SER.
Typically deployed in programs that want a pre-integrated safety subsystem with a rolled-up FMEDA rather than assembling one block by block.
Pricing, the per-IP FMEDA, safety manual, and RTL data room are shared under a mutual NDA.
Figures are pre-silicon engineering-grade estimates for a Safety Element out of Context (SEooC); final ASIL sign-off is the integrator’s, supported under NDA. FMEDA and Safety Manual available under NDA.
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