How to Save Runs with Fractional Factorial Designs
How to Save Runs with Fractional Factorial DOE's
Learn how to gain experimental efficiency by using fractional factorial designs when many factors are involved. Fun case studies are used to reinforce the analysis techniques you learned in the "Finding the Vital Settings via Factorial Analysis" course. By the end of the course you will know:
- How and when to use fractional factorial designs.
- How to choose the fractional factorial design that will meet your objectives.
- What is aliasing and how does it affect your results.
- Interpreting graphs to optimize your product or process.
Expected completion time: 2 hours
Prerequisite: Understanding of factorial designs using Design-Expert software
Registration to this course provides you with access to the online content for 60 days. Successful completion of the course will allow you to print a course completion certificate with 2 PDH credits (.2 CEUs). Note: Only one registration can be processed per individual. Each person taking the course must register separately.
Agenda
- Why Fractional Factorials?
- Attention to Details - Understanding Effects Calculations and Aliasing
- Case Study - Using the Experimenter's Favorite Design
- Screening, Characterization and Optimization Strategy
- Demonstrate Proficiency and the Final Challenge
Complete the "Finding the Vital Settings via Factorial Analysis" course.
PDHs: 2 (.2 CEU's)
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You will need Design-Expert software in order to complete this course.