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Category Archives: Process
Jul22
Introduction to Process Capability – Understanding Ck or Ca (Accuracy)
What Is Ck or Ca? Ck, which some people now refer to as Ca (Accuracy), represents how close a process output is to the target value. Using a target-shooting example: if someone fires six bullets and all land near the … Continue reading
Jul21
Introduction to Process Capability – Understanding Cp (Precision)
Understanding Cp as a Process Capability Indicator Cp (short for Precision) is a measure of how tightly a process is centered and how consistently it produces results. Using a target-shooting analogy, if someone fires six bullets and they all hit … Continue reading
Jul18
Introduction to Process Capability – Three Common Indicators: Cp, Ck, and Cpk
Cpk is commonly used as an overall indicator of a factory’s manufacturing process capability. However, it can also be applied across different industries to measure the ability to meet a target. A popular analogy is how well you can hit … Continue reading
Jul10
Customer Complaint About Oil Contamination on PCB: Who’s the Real Culprit? (FTIR Analysis)
In the previous article, Workingbear mentioned a serious DOA (Dead on Arrival) customer complaint involving one of the company’s products. Most of the defective units had unresponsive keypads—specifically the 3, 6, and 9 buttons—and it was eventually traced back to … Continue reading
Jul03
[Case Study] Troubleshooting a Customer Complaint – Keypad Malfunction Caused by Oil & Powder Contamination on the PCB
This article shares a real case from Workingbear’s past experience dealing with an urgent customer complaint. One day, Workingbear was suddenly assigned to fly to a factory in China to “hunt for oil.” My manager even warned, “If you don’t … Continue reading
