Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1995-03-30
1998-06-02
Elmore, Reba I.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
36446824, 36446828, 364489, 364490, 382226, 382228, 348128, 348598, 348 21, 348 6, 348 14, 348 46, C07C 268
Patent
active
057610657
ABSTRACT:
An arrangement and method for detecting sequential processing effects on devices to be manufactured in a manufacturing process extracts data regarding responses of the devices to a process step in the manufacturing process and data regarding a processing sequence of the devices in that process step. The extracted data is refined before analysis and control chart rules are then applied to the refined data. These control chart rules detect whether there are any unusual processing effects caused by the sequence of processing of the devices in any one of the individual processing steps. Application of control chart rules to the refined data allows an automatic determination of whether there are any rule violations. One or more control charts which have a rule violation are automatically generated when it is determined that there is a rule violation. Process engineers may then use the automatically generated charts to direct their efforts at improving the manufacturing process.
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Kittler Richard Charles
Lin Yung-Tao
Ling Zhi-Min
Pak James Minsu
Shiau Ying
Advanced Micro Devices , Inc.
Elmore Reba I.
Marc McDieunel
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