Abstract
The paper deals with basic methods of analysis and synthesis of fail-safe systems. The fail-safe system is a system whose operation is in compliance with safety requirement specification and is required not to be incidental after a considered fault has occurred. Property of "being fail-safe" can be reached by applying various fail-safety techniques (inherent fail-safety, reactive fail-safety and composite fail-safety or their combinations) discussed in this paper. Fulfilling safety requirement specification must be proved (by written certificate) through appropriate qualitative and quantitative analysis of failure effects (incidental, systematic, environment effects) to system operation.
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