Clause 14.6 helpfully lists some hazards to consider related to PEMS including: undesired feedback, unavailable data, lack of integrity of data, incorrect data, etc.
Are these listed hazards relevant to devices that don't provide data to the user?
The device I'm working on does not provide any data to the user but uses data internally (e.g. reading a pressure sensor and controlling a motor based off the reading to reach an ideal pressure). I think for devices that use data only, the hazards would be the resulting issue, such as loss of function. Incorrect data from the pressure sensor would be a foreseeable event potentially leading to the device providing too much or too little performance. Do you agree?
Are these listed hazards relevant to devices that don't provide data to the user?
The device I'm working on does not provide any data to the user but uses data internally (e.g. reading a pressure sensor and controlling a motor based off the reading to reach an ideal pressure). I think for devices that use data only, the hazards would be the resulting issue, such as loss of function. Incorrect data from the pressure sensor would be a foreseeable event potentially leading to the device providing too much or too little performance. Do you agree?