On-line monitoring when the process yields a linear profile

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Abstract

Control charts monitor processes where performance is measured by one or multiple quality characteristics. Some processes, however, are characterized by a profile or a function. Here we focus on monitoring a process in semiconductor manufacturing that is characterized by a linear function. While the linear function is the simplest, it occurs frequently, for example in calibration studies. Two monitoring approaches are proposed: (1) monitor parameters, slope and intercept, with multivariate T2 and (2) monitor average residuals between sample and reference lines with EWMA and R charts. Simulation studies indicate that both methods work well. Both methods are extendable to complex functions.

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Kang, L., & Albin, S. L. (2000). On-line monitoring when the process yields a linear profile. Journal of Quality Technology, 32(4), 418–426. https://doi.org/10.1080/00224065.2000.11980027

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