Key Points

  • Taguchi’s quality loss function provides a measure of the overall loss to society when a product fails to meet its target functionality and reliability.
  • Taguchi defines a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) to measure the positive quality contribution from controllable or design factors versus the negative quality contribution from uncontrollable or noise factors.
  • Taguchi Methods involve seven steps, beginning with a clear statement of the design problems and ending with a confirming statistical experiment showing how parameter choices enhance robustness
  • An example from electrical circuit design was presented because it is much more similar to software design than mechanical design, where Taguchi Methods have found their largest application. ...

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