orkplace Training: Metrology Applications for Engineers and Scientists Workshop

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Metrology Applications for Engineers and Scientists
Presenter: Dilip Shah Length: Three days
Content, terminology, concepts, graphics, mathematical formulas, real world examples, and practice questions. The course objectives are to familiarize your engineering and scientific staff with design for manufacturability, testability and serviceability, i.e. Mission Assurance. SME is Dilip Shah.
Computer based or three-day workshop.

Measurement Parameters
Principles and Instrumentation to Measure the following: Electrical, Dimensional, Pressure, Temperature, Humidity, Mass, Light Radiation, Acoustics, Chemical

Statistics
Probability Theory, Summation: Mode, Median, Range, Percentage, Distributions, Variance, Standard Deviation, Standard Error of Mean, Z-Table, Reliability

Measurement Uncertainty
• Types of Uncertainty
• Determining Measurement Uncertaint
• Uncertainty calculations
• Combined uncertainty calculations
• Combining uncertainty methods
• Determining expanded uncertainty
• Analyzing and reporting uncertainty
• Analyzing and understanding calibration reports
• Applying uncertainty data
• Special topics in Measurement Uncertainty
• Test Uncertainty Ratios
• Guardbanding Techniques

Applications
• Applying metrology concepts in product and instrument design
• Selecting Instruments
• Quality Aspects
• Validation/verification issues
• Safety Characteristics
• Determining Test Specifications
• Assigning appropriate Tolerances
• Calibration Aspects
• Assessment Checklist

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