Kontrolldiagramme
Kontrolldiagramme, also known as control charts, are statistical tools used within quality control processes to monitor, analyze, and control variations in a manufacturing or business process. Developed by Walter A. Shewhart in the 1920s, control diagrams serve as visual representations that help determine whether a process operates consistently within set limits or if deviations indicate potential problems.
A control diagram typically consists of a central line representing the process average, along with upper and
Control diagrams are essential in identifying assignable causes of variation versus common causes inherent in stable
There are different types of control charts designed for specific data types, including X-bar and R charts
In summary, control diagrams are vital tools in quality management, providing an ongoing visual assessment of