Total Tolerance

Location

Number of Trials

Measurement System Analysis : By Xbar/R method

1) %Tolerance

2) %Contribution & %Process Repeatability

Repeatability Source

StDev.

Var.

% Contribution % Process Enter the name of the parameter for comparison Standard Deviation

Total Gauge R&R

#DIV/0!#DIV/0!#DIV/0!#DIV/0!(Machine, etc.)

#DIV/0!

Repeatability

#DIV/0!#DIV/0!#DIV/0!#DIV/0!

Machine

Variance Reproducibility

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#DIV/0!

Part-to-Part #DIV/0!#DIV/0!#DIV/0!Historical Sigma

Total Variation

#DIV/0!

#DIV/0!#DIV/0!

0.03

Reproducibility

Reproducibility For Xbar/R method, there is no interaction.Standard Deviation 3) Number of Distinct Categories =

#DIV/0!

Variance component of Reproducibility is from;

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Operators

Variance

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Explanation of Total Variation

% of Total Measurement Error due to;% of Total Variation % of Spec Total Standard Deviation

Repeatability Machine #DIV/0!#DIV/0!(Gauge S.D.) #DIV/0!

Reproducibility

Operators #DIV/0!#DIV/0!Total #DIV/0!#DIV/0!

Total Variability Spread @ 99%

(Gauge S.D. * 5.16) #DIV/0!

Explanation of Repeatability

Repeatability StDev.% of Spec

Machine Repeat on Operators Input Name/ID of Opr."A"#VALUE!#VALUE!

Total % of Spec. contributed

%P/T Ratio Machine Repeat on Operators Input Name/ID of Opr."B"by Measurement Error

#DIV/0!Machine

Repeat on Operators

Input Name/ID of Opr."C"

#DIV/0!

Average #VALUE!#VALUE!

Summary (by Xbar/R)

- P/T Ratio or %Tolerance =#DIV/0!#DIV/0!- %Contribution

=#DIV/0!#DIV/0!- Number of Distinct Categories (NDC)

=

#DIV/0!

#DIV/0!

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% of Total Variation

Specification

Total Tolerance

Location

Number of Trials

Measurement System Analysis : By ANOVA method

For an adequate measurement system, at least 50% of averages should fall outside control limits.

Charts Analysis: 1. R Chart by Opr

This chart illustrates the "Repeatability" of each operator. If there are too many points out of control, it might be implied as inadequate gage repeatability.

2. Xbar Chart by Opr

For this chart, the variation between parts is expected.

And all operators should obtain similar values for each part.

This chart is also used to determine if enough part-to-part variation has been observed to estimate Part Variation (SigmaParts & VarianceParts).

If too few of the averages fall outside the control limits, maybe the selected parts here are too similar. It is recommended to rerun analysis with different,more heterogeneous, parts.

3. By PartNo.

To use this chart in conjunction with chart #2.

4. By Opr

This chart illustrates the "Reproducibility" of the operators.

5. Opr*PartNo. Interaction

A significant Interaction means that operators tend to have difficulty to have similar measurements from identical parts

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Xbar Chart by Opr

For an adequate measurement system, at least 50% of averages should fall outside control limits.

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R Chart by Opr

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By PartNo.

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By Opr

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