Posts Tagged ‘test method’
Timing Reliability in Product Design, with Jeffrey Lewis (A Chat with Cross-Functional Experts)
Jeffrey Lewis and Dianna Deeney talk about timing reliability for product development success.
Read MoreNext Steps after Surprising Test Results
We use test to learn more about the product in order to make design decisions. What do we do when we get surprising test results?
Read MoreWays to Partner with Test Engineers
We talk about ways to partner with test engineers and test technicians and the importance of still maintaining their independence.
Read MoreWhat do we do with FMEA early in design concept?
It’s best to do FMEA early in the design concept phases of development. If we do FMEA early, then what can with do with it?
Read MoreAlways Plot the Data
We don’t just rely on the numbers – we always plot the data! We review how we use plots to look past the numbers and common gotchas.
Read MoreUse FMEA to Choose Critical Design Features
Creating design specs is an important part of engineering design. We review a way to choose critical design features, based on risk.
Read MoreGemba for Product Design Engineering
If you have quality friends, you may have heard of Gemba. What is Gemba and can it help with product design? Gemba is an ideology. And, yes, it can help with product design! We explore how and talk about why you might want to adopt the term “Gemba” for product design engineering. Transcript Expand If…
Read MoreDesign Input & Specs vs. Test & Measure Capability
When defining design inputs and specifications, what does a design engineer need to consider about the test and measure capability? What are the typical ways that we assess the variability that a test or measurement introduces into our result? Transcript Expand You’re listening to an installment of the Quality during Design “Versus Series”. In this…
Read MoreChoosing a Confidence Level for Test using FMEA
We should choose a confidence level for our requirements or their test plans. We can associate that confidence level with the level of risk associated with our product. FMEA is a great tool for us to refer to, to help us choose a relevant confidence level by basing our decision on one or more metrics that the FMEA can provide.
Read MoreThe Way We Test Matters
We can look at test methods like a product in and of itself. Because tests also have requirements and need to produce usable results, we validate against those requirements. Validating our test method also ensures that they are precise and accurate. We talk about things to consider when looking at product tests: tying test methods to the…
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