Diagram

• Process Step: Step in the system or design process being analyzed.
• Potential Failure Mode: How the component or step can fail.
• Potential Failure Effect: Effect of the failure on the system.
• Severity $S$: Severity of the potential failure effect (1-10 scale, where 10 is most severe).
• Occurrence $O$: Probability of the failure mode occurring (1-10 scale, where 10 is most probable).
• Detectability $D$: Probability of detecting the failure before it leads to the effect (1-10 scale, where 10 is least detectable).
• RPN (Risk Priority Number): Calculated by multiplying $S$, $O$, and $D$. Higher RPNs indicate higher risk.
• Action Recommended: Recommended actions to mitigate the identified risks.
• Notes: Additional comments or notes for clarification.

1. Add Components: Place components onto your Flux project schematic, each with their respective designators.
2. Define Connections: Create the necessary electrical connections between components.
3. Update FMEA: Fill out the FMEA table based on your actual components, their specifications, and operational parameters.

• Title: Untitled Project
• Components: No electrical connections have been made yet.
• Location (Comment thread position): $(55.28633354083593, -0.3473471155342663)$
• Additional Properties/Requirements: None specified.

• No components have been connected in the schematic.
• No further description of components or the intended purpose of the project.

1. Define the Purpose: Identify what function or application this project is intended for (e.g., a simple LED circuit, a microcontroller project, a power supply, etc.).
2. List Components: Specify the components you plan to use. Some common components might include resistors, capacitors, transistors, ICs, microcontrollers, etc.
3. Create Connections: Draw and define the electrical connections between components, specifying their designators and pin names.