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Understanding Process Yield Metrics

The document explains the concept of YIELD, which measures the percentage of non-defective products produced compared to the total items produced. It provides two calculations for YIELD: one including reworked parts and another excluding them, resulting in yields of 66.67% and 44.44% respectively. Additionally, it discusses a metric that assesses the likelihood of a product being defect-free across multiple processes, yielding an overall efficiency of 33.60%.

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Understanding Process Yield Metrics

The document explains the concept of YIELD, which measures the percentage of non-defective products produced compared to the total items produced. It provides two calculations for YIELD: one including reworked parts and another excluding them, resulting in yields of 66.67% and 44.44% respectively. Additionally, it discusses a metric that assesses the likelihood of a product being defect-free across multiple processes, yielding an overall efficiency of 33.60%.

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A measure of how many products are produced that meet quality standards compared to

the total number of products that were produced.


YIELD is percentage of non-defective items of all the produced items.
YIELD = Number of non-defective item/Total items produced

1.
Number units leaving the process as good parts including Rework/ Number units put into the process

4 Good Parts
2 Reworked Parts

6 Accepted Parts
6 / 9 = 0.66
Total 9 Parts = 66.67%
3 Rejected Parts

2.
Number units leaving the process as good parts with no Rework/ Number units put into the process
Also known as

4 Good Parts
2 Reworked Parts

6 Accepted Parts
(6-2) / 9 = 0.44
Total 9 Parts = 44.44%
3 Rejected Parts

3.
A metric that measures how likely a product or service is to be completed without defects. It's used in
manufacturing to assess process efficiency and product quality.
of TPY of TPY of TPY

0.80 0.60 0.70


0.80 × 0.60 × 0.70
= 0.336
= 33.60%

Process 1 Process 2 Process 3

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