Six Sigma for Electronics Design and Manufacturing

Abstract

Six Sigma is a customer-based manufacturing approach to realizing fewer defects and thus lowering costs and increasing customer satisfaction. This is a rigorous engineering book detailing the gritty, statistical work involved in making the Six Sigma process work in the electronics industry. Table of contents Chapter 1: The nature of 6 Sigma and its connectivity to other quality tools Chapter 2: The elements of 6 Sigma and their determination Chapter 3: Six Sigma and the manufacturing control systemsChapter 4: The use of 6 sigma in determining the manufacturing yield and test strategy Chapter 5: The use of 6 sigma with high and low volume products and processesChapter 6: Six Sigma quality and manufacturing costs of electronics productsChapter 7: Six Sigma and Design of Experiments (DoE)Chapter 8: Six Sigma and its use in the analysis of design and manufacturing for current and new products and processesChapter 9: Six Sigma and the new product lifecycleChapter 10: New product and systems project management using Six Sigma quality Chapter 11: Implementing Six Sigma in electronics design and manufacturing

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