Integrated simulation tool for quality support in the low-volume high-complexity electronics manufacturing domain

Integrated simulation tool for quality support in the low-volume high-complexity electronics manufacturing domain
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集成仿真工具,为小批量高复杂性电子制造领域提供质量支持

DOI:
10.1080/00207540802427886
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发表时间:
2010
影响因子:
9.2
通讯作者:
Anthony Wilson
Anthony Wilson
中科院分区:
工程技术2区
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作者:
Lina A.M. Huertas Quintero;A. West;D. Velandia;P. Conway;Anthony Wilson

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Low-volume high-complexity printed circuit board manufacturing is a highly dynamic domain because of prevailing global pressures. In such an evolving environment, quality issues caused by manufacturing defects are the major concern. The generation, detection and elimination of those defects further impact customer requirements and demands. Current practices in terms of identification and solution of quality issues have three major drawbacks: (i) the metrics used are not meaningful; (ii) several manual operations are involved; and (iii) there is no significant decision support. A novel integrated simulation tool for quality support in low-volume electronics manufacturing that overcomes these weaknesses is presented in this paper. The simulation tool supports current needs in the domain, i.e. knowledge capitalisation, waste reduction, right-first-time performance and agility, as well as the domain customer requirements, i.e. lead time, cost, quality and reliability. Quantitative results from a case study are presented as evidence of the usefulness of the tool in a real context. The results show that the approximately 80% non-value-added cost for the product studied is due to just two types of manufacturing defects. This outcome is key for root cause analysis based not only on defect quantity.