Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 04 11:23:44 EDT 1998 | Frank S
If you could measure and chart 3 variables in my process, what would they be? The boards that I produce are on panels that are 12up and 2x4 up. All boards are single sided paper base w/o plated thru holes. They are on scored panels that measure 7"
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 04 11:57:59 EDT 1998 | Pete M
Be more specific on your problems? | If you could measure and chart 3 variables in my process, what would they be? | The boards that I produce are on panels that are 12up and 2x4 up. All boards are single sided paper base w/o plated thru holes. The
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 04 15:41:07 EDT 1998 | Chrys
| If you could measure and chart 3 variables in my process, what would they be? | The boards that I produce are on panels that are 12up and 2x4 up. All boards are single sided paper base w/o plated thru holes. They are on scored panels that measure
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 04 15:02:38 EDT 1998 | M. Faisal Pandit
Frank, A couple of suggestions: 1. You may consider investing in a SPC Software package which would allow you to do a detailed analysis of your process. Panasonic's CIM Software Product, PanaPRO, has a well defined SPC application that can be used fo
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 05 13:06:14 EDT 1998 | Steve Schrader
| If you could measure and chart 3 variables in my process, what would they be? | The boards that I produce are on panels that are 12up and 2x4 up. All boards are single sided paper base w/o plated thru holes. They are on scored panels that measure
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 04 12:26:30 EDT 1998 | Dave F
| If you could measure and chart 3 variables in my process, what would they be? | The boards that I produce are on panels that are 12up and 2x4 up. All boards are single sided paper base w/o plated thru holes. They are on scored panels that measure
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 14 07:27:06 EDT 2014 | sherine
Hello,my question as below: 1. If the component is black color but the color of PCB is dark green. It seem no different in color between it. Any suitable algorithm can be used on it? 2. Algorithm Mem1-Mem2 make many false error and affect the First P
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 24 09:15:30 EST 2006 | davef
Julie: What is the benefit of your SQE requiring that your CE meet your first pass yield targets?
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 23 09:41:36 EST 2006 | Jon
The DPMO is a far better measure - first pass yield doesn't give you any indication on quality or effectiveness of test step. If you want 100% first pass yield, test nothing - works every time - you see where I am coming from..........
Electronics Forum | Thu Nov 09 17:54:54 EST 2006 | russ
I would trust that you are benchmarking some design rules as well? Yield is directly related to design as well as process capability. anyway 95% is not a bad first pass yield at all, and I would tend to think that that is a little high when dealing
