You use this activity to define control charts used for SPC analysis. You use these control charts to monitor the manufacturing processes and to help target the areas within the processes that can be improved. The control charts can contain any variable data. For more information, see Statistical Process Control.
The following tables describe fields requiring explanation:
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| Short information about this SFC chart |
| The type of control chart you are adding or modifying. All control chart types are for variable data.
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Note that if you select The following short run chart types can be used by choosing the corresponding regular chart and selecting the
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| The number of data points to be collected per plot point for this control chart. For |
| The maximum number of plot points displayed on this control chart. A number between 2 and 100 is recommended. |
| The maximum age (in days) of the data points to be used in the analysis and the chart display Note that this field and the |
| The full path to the SPC chart template that is defined in SAP MII Workbench to use for this chart (see Display Template). Example
End of the example. If blank, SAP ME uses the predefined template for the selected chart type. |
| If selected, allows the system to generate an alarm message if an associated SFC trend rule conditions are met (see SPC Alarm Severity Maintenance). |
| Enabled only if Selected: Creates a message for all the alarms for an SFC number Deselected: Creates a message for one alarm for an SFC number |
| If selected, the created chart is a short run chart of the type selected in the It supports the following chart types:
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| Defines the type of labeling for each subgroup along the X Axis.
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| The label displayed along the X-axis of the control chart |
| Determines whether the chart's Y-axis scale is linear or logarithmic (based on powers of 10) |
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Note that the upper and lower control limits specify the threshold values at which the process output is considered to be statistically “out of control”.
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| The maximum value above which the process is considered to be statistically “out of control”. It is typically set at three standard deviations above the center line. |
| The mean of the values plotted on the chart. |
| The minimum value below which the process is considered to be statistically “out of control”. It is typically set at three standard deviations below the center line. |
| The number of sigma, or standard deviations, used to calculate the upper and lower control limits |
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Note that the upper and lower specification limits specify the threshold values at which the process output is considered to be statistically “out of specification”.
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| The maximum value above which the plotted value is considered to be “out of specification”. |
| The specified (nominal) value for the characteristic being plotted. |
| The minimum value below which the plotted value is considered to be “out of specification”. |
| If selected, you can see specification limits on an SPC chart. |
| If selected, allows you to specify SPC trend rules that are used to determine if a manufacturing process is in a state of statistical control. These rules are used during the SPC analysis (see SPC Alarm Severity Maintenance). |
| The identifier of the group of the trend rules.
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