Quality Engineering Using Robust Design

It's the right book what I want. It's a used one. But pretty new. Just some highlights in it. I'm satisfied with it.

Dr. Phadke has created a great book as an introduction for Robust Design. I will be using this for a Systems Engineering course in New Product Development at the 400/500 level.

Its a good read, but its a shame if they are still using this book in school, so much more about quality is discovered every year. Great for basics though.

Phadke gives a versatily, easy to read introduction into the on-target philosophy and the Quality Loss Function.Many examples are taken from real case studies (e.g. from Xerox and ITT), covering mechanics, electronics and computer systems. These are good to inspire your own improvement projects.Unfortunately, the most verstile characteristic is not treated (dynamic characteristic).

Very good book on Taguchi method. You will not regret buying it.Takes you thorugh the basics but rather becomes complicated later.Only thing I recommend is read it from the start without skipping any chapters in between.You are sure to learn this techique due to its easy to understand coaching that the author has intentionally and carefully done through his writing.

there is no complete material in this book