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    Statistical process control uses statistics to detect and eliminate non-random variations in a conversion process. A process is considered in control when all variations are random, and out of control when some variations are non-random. Control charts are the primary tool used. Variables and attributes are measured, with variables on a continuous scale like length or weight, and attributes as binary rates like good/bad. Control charts are created by calculating upper and lower control limits, plotting sample data, interpreting the chart, and updating it over time. Common types include X-bar, p, R, np, and c charts.

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    Statistical process control uses statistics to detect and eliminate non-random variations in a conversion process. A process is considered in control when all variations are random, and out of control when some variations are non-random. Control charts are the primary tool used. Variables and attributes are measured, with variables on a continuous scale like length or weight, and attributes as binary rates like good/bad. Control charts are created by calculating upper and lower control limits, plotting sample data, interpreting the chart, and updating it over time. Common types include X-bar, p, R, np, and c charts.

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    Statistical process control uses statistics to detect and eliminate non-random variations in a conversion process. A process is considered in control when all variations are random, and out of control when some variations are non-random. Control charts are the primary tool used. Variables and attributes are measured, with variables on a continuous scale like length or weight, and attributes as binary rates like good/bad. Control charts are created by calculating upper and lower control limits, plotting sample data, interpreting the chart, and updating it over time. Common types include X-bar, p, R, np, and c charts.

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    Statistical Process

    Control
    • Use of Statistics to detect and eliminate nonrandom variations
    in the conversion process.
    • The process is said to be in control when all variation are
    random
    • The process is said to be out of control when some variations
    are nonrandom.
    • The primary tool- Control Charts
    Variables and Attributes
    Variables and attributes are used in process control.
    Variables: product characteristics on a continuous scale. Eg:
    length, weight etc.
    Attributes: Binary characteristics by rates like good or bad,
    success or failure etc.
    Creating Control Charts
    • Calculate USL/UCL
    • Calculate LSL/LCL
    • Plot the sample data
    • Interpret the chart
    • Update the chart
    Types of Control Charts
    • X bar chart
    • p chart
    • R chart
    • np chart
    • c chart

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