
Module 3 Gage R&R Studies
Lesson M3-09
Text: Section 2
Duration: 19 minutes
- Measurement System Assessment
- References and Downloads
- M02 MSA Definitions
- M03 Gage R&R Studies
- 1 Overview and Planning for a Gage R&R Study
- 2 Analysis – Average and Range Method
- 3 Setting up and Analyzing a Gage R&R in Minitab
- 4 Exercise – Analyzing a Gage R&R Study
- 5 Analysis – ANOVA Method
- 6 Analyzing a Gage R&R in Minitab (ANOVA Method)
- 7 Exercises – Analyzing Gage R&R Studies (ANOVA)
- 8 Analysis – ANOVA with Significant Interactions
- 9 Gage R&R with Other Factors (Expanded Gage R&R)
- M04 SPC for Measurement Systems
- M05 Linearity & Bias Assessment
- M06 Attribute Systems Assessment
- M07 Comparing Measurement Systems
- M08 Non-Replicable Measurement Systems
Gage R&R with Other Factors (Expanded Gage R&R)
The last lesson looks at the use of expanded Gage R&R studies to assess other factors in the study (besides part and operator). These studies may be useful if other factors (such as within part variation) may be inflating the measurement error. We provide an example where measurement location has a big influence on the results. Treating the location as another reproducibility component and ultimately categorizing this variation as part variation allows us to isolate the true error coming from the measurement system.
Downloads
- Measurement System Assessment
- References and Downloads
- M02 MSA Definitions
- M03 Gage R&R Studies
- 1 Overview and Planning for a Gage R&R Study
- 2 Analysis – Average and Range Method
- 3 Setting up and Analyzing a Gage R&R in Minitab
- 4 Exercise – Analyzing a Gage R&R Study
- 5 Analysis – ANOVA Method
- 6 Analyzing a Gage R&R in Minitab (ANOVA Method)
- 7 Exercises – Analyzing Gage R&R Studies (ANOVA)
- 8 Analysis – ANOVA with Significant Interactions
- 9 Gage R&R with Other Factors (Expanded Gage R&R)
- M04 SPC for Measurement Systems
- M05 Linearity & Bias Assessment
- M06 Attribute Systems Assessment
- M07 Comparing Measurement Systems
- M08 Non-Replicable Measurement Systems
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