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Track 1 Session 11
10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Thursday June 19, 2008
Adventures in Failure Analysis
If you have ever "fixed" a problem
that surprisingly re-appeared after the "fix" was implemented, you
will want to attend this session. Failure analysis is a critical step to
the problem resolution
process and the primary cause is often different than the root
cause. Using Six Sigma methods to go to the root cause, we can be sure
of the fix before it is implemented. The presenter gives several
typical examples, such as a power monitor board voltage sense
problem where the detectability ability was low, which lead to the wrong conclusion
about the root cause.
Key Words: Failure Analysis,
Six Sigma, Root Cause
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