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DO-178C / DO-330 ↔ ISO 26262 crosswalk

8 listed tools carry cited mappings to both DO-178C / DO-330 and ISO 26262: 23 cited cells across 6 + 2 requirement areas.

The two frameworks

DO-178C / DO-330

  • Scope. Design assurance and product assurance for airborne software, plus software tool qualification. RTCA DO-178
  • Status. AC 20-115D is an acceptable means, not the only means; it is not mandatory and is not a regulation. FAA AC 20-115D
  • Certification. Used to show compliance for the software aspects of airborne systems when the AC is followed. Not an AI-product certificate. FAA AC 20-115D

ISO 26262

  • Scope. Safety-related E/E systems installed in series production road vehicles, excluding mopeds. Addresses hazards from malfunctioning E/E behaviour. ISO catalog
  • Status. International Standard. ISO sells the full text. Catalog marks edition 2 to be revised (stage 90.92). ISO catalog
  • Certification. Functional-safety framework for malfunctioning E/E behaviour. Not an AI-management standard on the catalog page we cite. ISO catalog

Tool-by-requirement matrix

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This maps cited tool evidence. It is not an equivalence claim between the standards, not a certification and not a means of compliance. Standard text is not reproduced; requirement areas are named by clause or section title only.