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JMP 13.2 Online Documentation
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Work with Control Limits
Control limits are based on the performance of your process, and tell you about the variability in your process. Upper control limits (UCLs), center lines, and lower control limits (LCLs) are calculated from the data when a control chart is created. You can use these calculated control limits to tell you when your process has changed and adjustments need to be made.
It is important to note that control limits are different from specification limits, which are often used in capability analysis.
Table 3.9
Control Limits versus Specification Limits
Control Limits
Specification Limits
Calculated from data
Given by customer or design
Based on variability
Based on system requirements
Applied to summary statistics
Applied to individual measurements
Applied to process measurements, perhaps on product, perhaps not
Applied to product characteristics
The voice of the process
The voice of the customer
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