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Design Centering Using Mu-SIGMA Graphics and System Simulation [With CD-ROM]
Contributor(s): Vizmuller, Peter (Author)
ISBN: 0890069506     ISBN-13: 9780890069509
Publisher: Artech House Publishers
OUR PRICE:   $38.00  
Product Type: Hardcover
Published: January 1998
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Annotation: Maximize your chance of first-time success when designing any communication system with this new book and CD-ROM. It introduces a graphical design method that allows you to "center" or adjust the specifications of your designs to achieve the best overall system performance.
-- Design engineers easily pinpoint conflicting system requirements, evaluate different architectures, and make better, more informed choices of which circuits to include in a particular design.
-- Quality/manufacturing engineers develop effective testing strategies, and compare and forecast failure rate targets.
-- Engineering managers make better decisions on product validation.
Additional Information
BISAC Categories:
- Technology & Engineering | Electrical
- Technology & Engineering | Industrial Design - General
Dewey: 745.207
LCCN: 97029121
Series: Artech House Microwave Library (Hardcover)
Physical Information: 0.77" H x 6.36" W x 9.35" (1.14 lbs) 201 pages
 
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Publisher Description:
This package introduces a graphical design method that aims to let the reader centre or adjust the specifications of their design in order to achieve the best overall system performance. The book also aims to help improve the speed, cost-effectiveness and quality of designs using the mu-sigma graph technique, a design method that shows how to use computer simulation to identify internal system requirements and relate a parameter's mean value to its allowed standard deviation. It presents a methodology for determining failure rates for non-Gaussian distributions, explores various computer modelling techniques, and process capability indices, and examines the relationship between mu-sigma graphs and the conventional Taguchi methods of quality improvement.