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Product performance settings
Define which product categories belong to each performance grouping and set target and alert thresholds.
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Performance categories 6
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01DDR4 RTY AssemblyTarget 99,98%⋮
02DDR5Target 99,72%⋮
03Flash AVITarget 99,72%⋮
04Flash ReTestTarget 99,72%⋮
05EMCPTarget 99,72%⋮
06FT Test resultsTarget 99,72%⋮
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General settings
Select which product categories should appear in this performance category.
Macroprocesses
Search macroprocesses
Assembly×AVI×
2 selected.
Product categories
Search product categories
DDR4 IC e-Die×DDR4 IC×DDR4 COB×
3 selected.
Output calculation
Choose the macroprocess used as the output of this category.
Macroprocess
Search macroprocesses
AVI×reTest×
2 selected.
Performance track
Set the percentage values for the Target and Alert indicators of this category.
Target
99,98%
Alert
99,99%
1The list never leaves the screenAll six groupings stay visible while one is edited, so thresholds are compared side by side instead of remembered between pages.
2Every card carries its own targetThe number that matters is on the list item, so an outlier is spotted before anyone opens the category.
3Nothing is saved silentlyEdits are batched behind Discard and Apply, and change history sits under the list, because one threshold rewrites every report from that day forward.
4What feeds a number is countableMacroprocesses and product categories are chips with a count under them, never a query the reader has to trust.
5Output is declared, not inferredThe macroprocess that closes the yield is its own field, because the output of a category is not always the last station inside it.
6Target and alert are two numbersThe gap between them is the warning window, and the alert carries its own colour so the two are never read as one.