The thickness of a printed circuit board is an important quality parameter. Data onboard thickness (in inches) are given in Table for 25 samples of three boards each.a. Set up x̅and R control charts. Is the process in statistical control?b. Set up x̅and s control charts. Is the process in statistical control? SampleNumber0.06290.0636 0.064020.06300.0631 0.062230.06280.0631 0.063340.06340.0630 0.063150.06190.0628 0.06300.06130.0629 0.063470.06300.0639 0.062580.06280.0627 0.06220.06230.0626 0.0633100.06310.0631 0.0633110.06350.0630 0.0638120.06230.0630 0.0630130.06350.0631 0.0630140.06450.0640 0.0631150.06190.0644 0.0632160.06310.0627 0.0630170.06160.0623 0.0631180.06300.0630 0.0626190.06360.06310.0629200.06400.0635 0.0629210.06280.0625 0.0616220.06150.0625 0.0619230.06300.0632 0.0630240.06350.0629 0.0635250.06230.0629 0.0630

Given that, the data represents the thickness of 25 samples of three boards each. The objective is…

The thickness of a printed circuit board is an important quality parameter. Data on board thickness (in inches) are given in Table for 25 samples of three boards each. a. Set up x̅and R control charts. Is the process in statistical control?

The thickness of a printed circuit board is an important quality parameter. Data on board thickness (in inches) are given in Table for 25 samples of three boards each. a. Set up x̅and R control charts. Is the process in statistical control?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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