The evaluation of machines, production facilities and current manufacturing processes is based on the statistical analysis of characteristic values. Processes measuring predefined characteristics provide these values. In order to avoid misinterpretations, the recorded measured values have to be reliable reflecting the real conditions, i.e. measurement processes have to be capable of performing the demanded task in the respective situation. solara.MP is the perfect choice to establish measurement process capability.
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solara.MP product documentation
| Getting Started "Getting Started" is a collection of topics intended to provide a rough overview of the most important issues to consider when getting started with Q-DAS Product Line desktop based products. It is intended for users with no previous knowledge. Link to: Getting Started The solara.MP brief introduction gives a rough overview of the product itself. Part of the documentation is the intended use case and the main functions. This documentation is not by all means a substitute to detailed training but they can help the users with quick start. Link to: solara.MP - Brief Introduction |
| Type conversion When data for a measurement system analysis is not available in the required sequence, but as continuously recorded data, a data set can be converted into the required format using the type conversion in solara.MP. Link to: Type Conversion in solara.MP |
| Attributive Analysis A series of FAQ topics on how to deal with attributive analysis in solara.MP. Link to: Attributive Analysis |
| Colouring of Bar for Attributive Analysis Link to: Colouring of Bar for Attributive Analysis - How to set up the evaluation strategy |
| Measurement system capability according to MSA Suitable measurement processes are required to achieve certain level of results. The MSA (Measurement Systems Analysis) reference manual often provides the basis for this decision. solara.MP is the tool of choice for instrument and gauge capability.solara.MP conducts necessary capability studies to establish measurement system capability. The main differences between generally accepted studies such as type-1 (Cg/Cgk), type-2 and type-3 studies (%GRR) or linearity and stability analyses are the applied calculation methods and the respective limit values. The software encompasses the procedures given in the MSA manual of the AIAG Core Tools and many other guidelines of the automotive industry. Link to: Numerical Validation in solara.MP |
| Capability analysis according to VDA 5 Link to: Capability Analysis according to VDA 5 - Explanation of the purely technical part of handling VDA5 |
| Stability Cards Link to: Stability Cards in solara.MP and procella - Create, manage and evaluate |
| Output of AV and IA Link to: Output of AV and IA - Notes on the different outputs in solara.MP for the Reproducibility and the Interaction |
| BIAS Output for Type 1 Study An FAQ explaining the additional BIAS output for a procedure 1, as well as the duet of the colour coding. Link to: Test for systematic measurement deviation (BIAS) for Type 1 Study |
| Position dependent capability index - Index Cloc Link to: Position Dependent Capability - Index Cloc-function in Type 1 Study to check the location of the averages in relation to the tolerance |
| Eligibility Statement Standards for Quality Management concretely require a confirmation for the eligibility of the applied software for the intended application, before initial use as well as for a continuous use. Link to: Eligibility Statement |
solara.MP case studies
The following case studies have been designed to demonstrate what is possible with the solara.MP. The "Case Studies" series provides an in-depth and detailed explanation of possible application scenarios and their configuration. It helps the reader to get a practical approach to the software, get an overview of its functions and prepare for future workshops.
Link to: Case Studies - solara.MP
How to - Series
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This series of articles provides simple examples that do not require in-depth knowledge. These can be thought of as click-through instructions for specific questions. |