Process Capability Analysis (Individuals) - Result1

Data variable: Result1 Transformation: none Distribution: Normal sample size = 132 mean = 59.1886 std. dev. = 0.192075 6.0 Sigma Limits +3.0 sigma = 59.7649 mean = 59.1886 -3.0 sigma = 58.6124 Specifications USL = 60.0 LSL = 58.5 Total Observed Beyond Spec. 0.000000% 0.000000% 0.000000% Z-Score 4.22 -3.59 Estimated Beyond Spec. 0.001200% 0.016842% 0.018041% Defects Per Million 12.00 168.42 180.41

The StatAdvisor This procedure is designed to compare a set of data against a set of specifications. The goal of the analysis is to estimate the proportion of the population from which that data come which falls outside the specification limits. In this case, a Normal distribution was fit to a set of 132 observations in the variable Result1. 0.0180414% of the fitted distribution lies outside the specification limits. If the Normal distribution is appropriate for the data, this estimates the percent of the population which lies outside the spec. To determine whether the Normal distribution is appropriate for this data, select Goodness-of-Fit Tests from the list of Tabular Options. You can assess the fit visually by selecting Capability Plot from the list of Graphical Options.

Process Capability for Result1 LSL = 58.5, USL = 60.0 50 40 frequency 30 20 10 0 58 58.4 58.8 Result1 59.2 59.6 60 Normal Mean=59.1886 Std. Dev.=0.192075 Cp = 1.33 Pp = 1.30 Cpk = 1.22 Ppk = 1.20

Capability Indices for Result1 Specifications USL = 60.0 LSL = 58.5 Short-Term Capability 0.188133 1.32885 Long-Term Performance 0.192075 1.30158

Sigma Cp/Pp

Cpk/Ppk 1.22012 1.19508 Cpk/Ppk (upper) 1.43757 1.40807 Cpk/Ppk (lower) 1.22012 1.19508 DPM 134.025 180.414 Based on 6.0 sigma limits. Short-term sigma estimated from average moving range. 95.0% Confidence Intervals Index Lower Limit Upper Limit Cp 1.16799 1.48945 Pp 1.14402 1.45888 Cpk 1.06182 1.37843 Ppk 1.0396 1.35056 The StatAdvisor Several capability indices have been computed to summarize the comparison of the fitted distribution to the specifications. One common index is Pp, which in the case of the normal distribution equals the distance between the specification limits divided by 6 times the standard deviation. In this case, Pp equals 1.30158, which is usually considered to be okay. Ppk is a one-sided capability index, which in the case of the normal distribution divides the distance from the mean to the nearer specification limit by 3 times the standard deviation. In this case, Ppk equals 1.19508. Since capability indices are statistics, they will vary from one sample of data to another. The 95.0% confidence intervals show how much these statistics might vary from the true values given the fact that only 132 observations were taken.