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NOTE: Variables in the above table:
n : The total number of samples.
x : Measurement results of each sample measurement. The data are saved in the instrument buffer memory.
USL : Upper specification limit. If NOM, % is 100±10% then USL = 110.
LSL : Lower specification limit. If NOM, % is 100±10% then LSL = 90.
When Cp, Cpk > 1.33 , the working capacity is ideal.
When 1.33  Cp, Cpk >1.00 , the working capacity is sufficient.
When 1.00  Cp, Cpk , the working capacity is insufficient.
 Hi: Incremented when the measurement result exceeds the upper limit value USL .
 Lo: Incremented when the measurement result is less than the lower limit value LSL .
 In: Incremented when the measurement result is within the limits.
 Max: Maximum measurement result among the current data set.
 MaxIndex: Sample index number that corresponds to the maximum measurement
result.
 Min: Minimum measurement result among the current data set.
 MinIndex: Sample index number that corresponds to the minimum measurement
result.
 R: Measured resistance.
 num: Incremented every trigger, even when the source terminal is open.
 v: Incremented for every measurement recorded
Example: NOM, % is 100±10%
Sample Index
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
Result (Ω)
100.4
101.6
103.7
98.4
87.9
112.1
86.5
Results:
Hi = 1, Lo = 2, In = 5, Max = 112.1, MaxIndex = 6, Min = 86.5, MinIndex = 8