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AVEVA™ Manufacturing Execution System 2023 R2

Moving Sigma (ma + ms)

  • Last UpdatedMay 16, 2023
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The CL, LCL, and UCL are calculated based on the sigma setting for a characteristic. The tables below contain the formulas used to calculate CL, LCL, and UCL for a chart point.

The examples given below illustrate the control limits calculated for the chart point 0.01887.

Use Tables (sigma est = 0)

Formula

Example

CL = Estimated Standard Deviation * C4 [Moving Average Span]

LCL = CL – (3 * Estimated Standard Deviation * )

UCL = CL + (3 * Estimated Standard Deviation * )

if LCL < 0 then 0; otherwise LCL

CL = 0.02162 * 0.88623 = 0.01916

The estimated standard deviation calculated from the data is 0.02162 and the C4 factor value for the moving average span of 3, which is configured for this characteristic is 0.88623.

LCL = (0.01916) – 3 * (0.02162 * = –0.01089

Since LCL is less than 0, LCL = 0

UCL = (0.01916) + 3 * (0.02162 * = 0.04920

Use Std. Dev. (sigma est = 1)

Formula

Example

L = Standard Deviation * [Moving Average Span]

LCL = CL – (3 * Standard Deviation * )

UCL = CL + (3 * Standard Deviation * )

if LCL < 0 then 0; otherwise LCL

CL = 0.02025 * 0.88623 = 0.01795

The standard deviation calculated from the data is 0.02025 and the C4 factor value for the moving average span of 3, which is configured for the characteristic is 0.88623.

LCL = (0.01795) – 3 * (0.02025 * = –0.01020

Since LCL is less than 0, LCL = 0

UCL = (0.01795) + 3 * (0.02025 * = 0.04070

The following tables show examples of control limits and sigma limits for all the chart points using all the data.

Label

Chart Point

Use Tables (sigma est = 0)

LCL

CL

UCL

Lower σ

Upper σ

13

018875

0

0.019158

0.049201

0.006386

0.010014

Label

Chart Point

Use Std. Dev. (sigma est = 1)

LCL

CL

UCL

Lower σ

Upper σ

13

018875

0

0.017949

0.040698

0.005983

0.009383

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