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Statistical Analysis of Gages (Metrology)

Event Details

Statistical Analysis of Gages (Metrology)

Time: February 19, 2020 from 10am to 1pm
Location: Online
Street: 39658 Mission Boulevard, Fremont, CA 94539, USA.
City/Town: United States
Website or Map: https://www.compliance4all.co…
Phone: +1-800-447-9407
Event Type: online, event
Organized By: Compliance4all
Latest Activity: Dec 10, 2019

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Event Description

The webinar begins with an examination of the fundamental vocabulary and concepts related to metrology.

Topics include: accuracy, precision, calibration, and "uncertainty ratios". Several of the standard methods for analyzing measurement variation are then described and explained, as derived from AIAG's Measurement System Analysis reference book. The methods include: Gage R&R (ANOVA method, for 3 gages, 3 persons, 3 replicates, and 10 parts), Gage Correlation (for 3 gages), Gage Linearity, and Gage Bias.

The webinar ends with an explanation of how to combine all relevant uncertainty information into an "Uncertainty Budget" that helps determine the appropriate width of QC specification intervals (i.e., "guard-banded specifications"). Spreadsheets are used to demonstrate how to perform the methods described during the webinar.

Why should you attend: All manufacturing and development companies perform testing and/or inspection that involves measurements of products, components, and/or raw materials. The output of those measurements is compared to design or QC specifications, to determine whether or not the measurements "pass" those specifications.

However, all measurement processes have some inherent variability; that is, a given measurement will likely not be exactly equal to the true value, because of variation from a number of different sources. Some of those sources are: person to person, equipment to equipment, time to time, and calibration to calibration. How much trust to place in a given measurement can be quantified by determining the magnitude of each of those sources; in effect, the larger the uncertainty of the measurement (i.e., the greater the measurement variation, in comparison to the size of the design or QC specification interval), the lower the trust that should be placed in a given measurement. If the measurement uncertainty can be quantified, it can be applied to reduce the width of the design/QC specifications, so that the resulting "guard banded" specifications can be used without concern for measurement variation.

Areas Covered in the Session:

  • Fundamental Vocabulary & Concepts
  • Gage R&R (ANOVA method)
  • Gage Correlation
  • Gage Linearity
  • Gage Bias
  • Uncertainty Budgets and Guard-banded Specifications

Who Will Benefit:
  • QA/QC Supervisor
  • Process Engineer
  • Manufacturing Engineer
  • QC/QC Technician
  • Manufacturing Technician
  • R&D Engineer

Speaker Profile
John N. Zorich has spent almost 40 years in the medical device manufacturing industry; the first 20 years were as a "regular" employee in the areas of R&D, Manufacturing, QA/QC, and Regulatory; the next 15 years were as a consultant in the areas of QA/QC and Statistics. These last few years were as a trainer and consultant in the area of Applied Statistics only. His consulting clients in the area of statistics have included numerous start-ups as well as large corporations such as Boston Scientific, Novellus, and Siemens Medical.

Event link:

https://www.compliance4all.com/webinar/--502877LIVE?channel=%20medtechiq.ning_2020_SEO

Contact Info

Netzealous LLC,DBA -Compliance4all

Email: support@compliance4All.com

Phone: +1-800-447-9407

Website: https://www.compliance4all.com/

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