1. Software timing error causes a vehicle to produce uncommanded transmission shifts while traveling at high speeds.
Analysis Used: Integrated HW/SW Sneak Analysis, Integrated HW/SW Fault Tree

2. Worst-Case component tolerances cause erratic operation of vehicle at high temperatures.
Analysis Used: Integrated HW/SW Sneak Analysis, Worst Case Analysis

3. Software feature, designed to increase the vehicle’s reliability, doesn’t function as intended and has no effect on vehicle operations.
Analysis Used: Integrated HW/SW Sneak Analysis

4. Helicopter’s grounding system creates unpredictable electrical noise and could cause an engine flame out which jeopardizes the mission, vehicle and crew.
Analysis Used: Hardware Sneak Analysis, FMEA

5. Worst Case component tolerances cause improper operation of aircraft electrical system by indicating that more power is available than what actually exists.
Analysis Used: Hardware Sneak Analysis

6. Improper controller computer initialization causes helicopter engine to lose its backup computer possibly jeopardizing the success of a mission.
Analysis Used: Software Sneak Analysis

7. A single electrical failure within a vehicle causes the computer to perform an uncommanded gear change.
Analysis Used: Integrated Hardware/Software Fault Tree

8. Data communications circuits within a missile are stressed beyond their design limits when connected with external launch hardware possibly causing an aborted launch.
Analysis Used: Hardware Sneak Analysis