Quality Engineering Using Robust DesignPrentice Hall, 1989 - 334 halaman Phadke was trained in robust design techniques by Genichi Taguchi, the mastermind behind Japanese quality manufacturing technologies and the father of Japanese quality control. Taguchi's approach is currently under consideration to be adopted as a student protocol with the US govrnment. The foreword is written by Taguchi. This book offers a complete blueprint for structuring projects to achieve rapid completion with high engineering productivity during the research and development phase to ensure that high quality products can be made quickly and at the lowest possible cost. Some topics covered are: orthogonol arrays, how to construct orthogonal arrays, computer-aided robutst design techniques, dynamic systems design methods, and more. |
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3-level columns 3-level factors additive model ANOVA assigned classical statistical experiment control factor settings control factors control orthogonal array cumulative categories defect count degrees of freedom deposition rate dummy level Equation error variance estimate example experimental Expt factor effects Figure Genichi Taguchi improvement interac Kackar loss function Madhav Phadke main effects manufacturing cost manufacturing process matrix experiment mean function mean square minimize noise factors objective function observed offset voltage optimization optimum conditions Overall mean parameter design Phadke photolithography polysilicon polysilicon deposition prediction process design quality characteristic quality loss reducing response Robust Design method router bit RPEM RT-OFF RT-ON S/N ratio Section selected sensitivity to noise SIENP signal factor Silane standard deviation standard linear graph standard orthogonal arrays starting level step sticky bits sum of squares surface defects Taguchi technique testing conditions thickness three levels tion tolerance design type problems variation verification experiment ΚΩ