Six Sigma Course: Measurement Systems Analysis

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Measurement Systems Analysis (1 day)

Instructor

Dr. Wayne A. Taylor

Course Description

Teaches how to evaluate and improve measurement systems including how to perform gage R&R, stability, linearity and reproducibility studies. Also covered are conversion from attributes to variables, rounding errors, and how to handle destructive testing and attribute inspections.

What You Will Learn

Components of measurement error such as precision, accuracy, repeatability, intermediate precision and reproducibility.
How to Perform a Gage R&R Study.
Variations of the tradition Gage R&R study.
Selecting acceptance criteria and justifications.
How to perform other measurement studies like stability and linearity.
How to handle destructive tests.
How to handle attribute inspections.
Covers many special topics like rounding rules, calibration, etc.

Primary Audience

All scientist, engineers and other technical staff.

Course Outline

A.M.

Introduction
Metrology Terminology
Effects of Measurement Error
Gage Stability Study
Gage R&R Study – 1 Part
Gage R&R Study – Multiple Parts

P.M.

Acceptance Criteria
Gage Linearity Study
Destructive Test
Attribute Inspections
Rounding Errors
Calibration
Conversion From Attributes
Summary

Prerequisites

None.

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