Applying statistical techniques to production processes and services makes it possible to reduce costs and improve quality in a systematic, lasting way. Through the development of specific targeted projects, the 6 Sigma program makes it possible to achieve drastic, “breakthrough” improvements and to optimize processes and services, with significant benefits in efficiency and waste reduction.
Process capability is the ability to build products that comply with specification requirements. It is measured through dedicated indices, Cp and Cpk, which make it possible to estimate the percentage of products that will fall outside specification limits and will therefore result in defects in the short or long term. Together with control charts, the evaluation of process capability through the calculation of Cp and Cpk values is an indispensable tool in Statistical Process Control (SPC).
ANOVA (Analysis of Variance) is a statistical technique for determining whether the differences found between groups of data should be considered random or significant, i.e. due to factors capable of influencing the data. ANOVA has a very wide range of applications, from the analysis of treatments of any kind (chemical, physical, etc.) to the evaluation of production processes or services.
Sampling plans define the criteria, based on statistical inference, for carrying out sample checks, applicable in any context (acceptance/evaluation of batches of products or semi-finished goods, of production processes or of services). Applying sampling plans also makes it possible to rigorously and objectively evaluate the risks and benefits of each type of sampling.
Statistical tests make it possible to evaluate whether the differences found between groups of data — relating to batches, samples, production processes or services — should be considered purely random or due to real variations. With these tests it is also possible to establish, unambiguously and objectively, whether the observed trends correspond to real or only apparent improvements, deteriorations or variations.
FMEA (Failure Modes and Effects Analysis) is a technique for analyzing a design or a production process to identify potential weaknesses and implement improvement actions. FMEA assigns intervention priorities on the design or process through an evaluation carried out by a dedicated team. When FMEA is performed on a design it is called DFMEA (Design FMEA); when applied to a production process it is called PFMEA (Process FMEA).
All materials, equipment, machinery, installations and electrical and electronic systems must be designed and built to professional standards.
Ensuring the reliability of the electronic components of LED-based products means being able to release safe, reliable products.
Ensuring the reliability of the electronic components of LED-based products means being able to release safe, reliable products.
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