🔥 Free Monthly Webinars (30 minutes): Check out the schedule! Extremely Popular (Don't miss out) 🔥Learn More

Systems Interface Matrix

Systems Interface Matrix

A systems interface matrix also known as a systems interface diagram is a type of cause and effect matrix that shows each systems interface or connection between two or more systems that forms part of the approved design. A typical systems interface matrix is a table that includes rows showing each input (cause) and columns showing each (effect) or output.

A systems interface matrix is used to provide a framework for comparison when conducting a periodic functional test (end-to-end) of each systems interface.

Australian Standard AS1851 requires that a test 'end-to-end' of each systems interface be conducted (typically on a yearly basis) to ensure that each interface operates in accordance with the approved design.

Example Systems Interface Matrix or Diagram

Disclaimer

In preparing this definition, we have drawn from various sources including Legislation, Codes, Standards and industry information, research and knowledge.  Like the english language, these definitions may subtly change from time to time. As such these definitions are provided solely on the basis that users will be responsible for making their own assessment of the definition and and are advised to verify all relevant representations, statements and information.