Journal of Quality Engineering Society
Online ISSN : 2189-9320
Print ISSN : 2189-633X
ISSN-L : 2189-633X
Volume 3, Issue 4
Displaying 1-5 of 5 articles from this issue
  • Genichi Taguchi
    1995Volume 3Issue 4 Pages 2-5
    Published: August 01, 1995
    Released on J-STAGE: December 24, 2016
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    Mahalanobis Distance itself is just a mathematical calculation called generalized variance. The essential problem is a set of original data to construct Mahalanobis Space.

    A new method for pattern recognition for hand writing letter is proposed in this article. The method is to construct Mahalanobis Space by using number of lines and the range of lines in each row and column. In the case of 32×32 cells in a square, we have 1024 digital response numbers. So, it is almost impossible to construct Mahalanobis space as we have to deal with 1024×1024 matrics. The method here needs to treat only smaller than 124×124 matrics. The method stated in this article may be also applied for many other pattern recognition as seen in the next article.

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  • Satoshi Takahashi
    1995Volume 3Issue 4 Pages 27-32
    Published: August 01, 1995
    Released on J-STAGE: March 24, 2016
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    In the design of alternating current circuits, complex numbers are commonly used to describe the values of the circuit elements because amplitude and phase can be easily determined. Root mean squares (rms.) have traditionally been used when designing AC circuits. By using complex numbers in parameter design, the variability of both amplitude and phase of the output can be reduced. Therefore, a system whose input and output are expressed by sine waves, should use complex numbers to conduct parameter designs. By doing so, we would expect the system become more stable than when using r. m. s. In this paper, the parameter design for a first-order low pass filter was reported to show the efficiency of using complex numbers. As a result of the experiment, of the stability of the filter was improved with a gain of as high as 3.79 dB.
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  • Fumikazu Harazono
    1995Volume 3Issue 4 Pages 33-40
    Published: August 01, 1995
    Released on J-STAGE: March 24, 2016
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    In this study, a Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO), used in our Wireless Communication System, was designed using Quality Engineering Techniques by identifying the VCO's basic function. Traditionally, during the design stage, the VCO's have been evaluated by measuring the frequency selectivity and output power under oscillating conditions. These types of characteristics, are referred to as "objective quality characteristics" and are not recommended to be used. Instead, the basic function was evaluated in a non-oscillating condition. The DC signal from the power supply and the feed back AC signal are supplied to the transistor. These signals were put to the oscillation circuit and produced the output in the form of complex numbers. The results were analyzed by the signal-to-noise ratio in the Hermitean Form. The result was a stabilized VCO performance and a high reproducibility of the improvements and conclusions were confirmed.
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  • Kouya Yano, Hironori Kitazaki, Yoshinobu Nakai
    1995Volume 3Issue 4 Pages 41-48
    Published: August 01, 1995
    Released on J-STAGE: March 24, 2016
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     Liquid chromatographic/(LC) analysis is an effective instrument for pharmaceutical analysisand pharmaceutical science. Various methods have been utilized in attempts to optimize LC analytical conditions. ln order to obtain a high degree of separation, the optimum conditions were determined by the use of dynamic S/N ratio as an index for the evaluation of the separation process. An L18 orthogonal array was used in this experiment. lt was demonstrated that S/N ratio was an appropriate scale to indicate the separation of some peaks in a LC. Also, the appropriate types of S/N ratio to show the degree of separation in a LC was discussed.
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  • Nihaku lgarashi, Makoto Housen, Atsumi Ueda
    1995Volume 3Issue 4 Pages 49-57
    Published: August 01, 1995
    Released on J-STAGE: March 24, 2016
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    For our in-house quality engineering education, the participants conduct parameter design workshop using a KAMI-Copter (Paper helicopter) as an example to enhance their better understanding. In the initial workshops, the generic function of the KAMI-Copter was discussed and clearly defined. After many workshop trials, we discussed the best approach to measure the output, selection of controllable and uncontrollable factors, ways of combining controllable factor levels with the signal factor, etc. …. As used in the workshop with good reproducibility of conclusions.
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