Product quality evaluation by confidence intervals of process yield index

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Statistical techniques have a beneficial effect on measuring process variability, analyzing the variability concerning product requirements, and eliminating the variability in product manufacturing. Process capability indices (PCIs) are not only easy to understand but also able to be directly employed by the manufacturing industry. The process yield index offers accurate measurement of the process yield, and it is a function of two unilateral six sigma quality indices. This paper initiates to develop the confidence intervals of the process yield index by using joint confidence regions of two unilateral six sigma quality indices for all quality characteristics of a product. Then integrate these joint confidence regions to find the confidence intervals of the product yield index. All manufacturing industries can use these confidence intervals to make statistical inferences to assess whether the process capability of the product and all quality characteristics has reached the required level, and to grasp the opportunities for improvement. An illustrated example on driver integrated circuit of micro hard disk is provided.

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Chen, K. S., Hsu, C. H., & Chiou, K. C. (2022). Product quality evaluation by confidence intervals of process yield index. Scientific Reports, 12(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-022-14595-y

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