MSA测量系统分析内训教程.pptVIP

Process Sign-Off or PSO SQE Training Event September, 2003 Measurement Systems Analysis MSA - Objective of the Training To be familiar with: Measurement Systems Analysis or MSA Sources of Measurement Variation Use of the Methods for Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility Moen’s Requirements for MSA MSA - The Training Plan Introduction Some Definitions System Characteristics Review Bias, Stability, Linearity, Precision Review Repeatability and Reproducibility Discuss Gage RR or GRR MSA Studies for Moen and Suppliers MSA - Introduction Measurement systems are used every day in all facets of life. Today we will discuss measurement in manufacturing, in research and development, and in sales and marketing. MSA - Introduction Often measurements are made with little regard for the quality of such measurements. At the same time, measurements are not representative of the true value of the characteristic being measured. That may be because the system is not accurate enough, not precise enough, introduces bias, or is not used properly by the operator. MSA - Introduction MSA - Introduction MSA - Introduction The lesson is that before we begin using a new measuring system, especially at critical times, a measurement capability should be performed. Measurement capability analyses are critical to measurement success and ensure future measurements will be representative of the characteristic being measured. MSA – Characteristics of a System Used to Determine How Many Units (inches, ounces, etc) when compared to a Predetermined Standard. The instrument is also Accurate to a Standard. Measurements have a number and a unit of measure that is a standard. Is Appropriate to the Application. MSA – Characteristics of a System When we speak of a Measurement System, we refer to: - An Instrument (or gage) - A method - A part - An Operator (or appraiser) MSA – Characteristics of a System A measurement system can be viewed as a manufacturing p