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Statistical Experimental Design and Analysis Selecting the Number of Factors and the Design Matrix For integrated circuit design, where the designable and noise variables are defined in separate spaces, consider using a two-stage strategy. This will enable you to identify the critical noise factors and critical control factor separately. This is particularly useful when some noise factors, such as environmental noise factors, have large masking effects. The phase zero of the response surface study will then involve two steps: • Conduct a screening experiment for noise factors first by not considering the designable factors. Use EXPERIMENT=SCREENING_NOISE in the .DEX command. The DEX analysis runs the experiment using x = x 0 , where x 0 is the experiment center in the space of control variables. This will give the amplitude of the β’s. • Next conduct a screening experiment for control factors by not considering the noise factors. Use EXPERIMENT=SCREENING_CTRL in the .DEX command. The amplitude of the α’s are then analyzed. The DEX analysis runs the experiment using s = s 0 , where s 0 is the experiment center in the space of noise variables. Tip For further details see “.DEX” in the Eldo Reference Manual. Selecting the Number of Factors and the Design Matrix The .DEX command is compatible with the Multiple Run features. The maximum number of factors N max is 40,000. However, running very large experiments is not recommended. The range 7 to 150 is considered to be the ideal number of factors. Tip See the command description for “.MPRUN” in the Eldo Reference Manual. The design matrix used to run the experiment enables you to specify either an orthogonal array at two levels based on Hadamard matrices (DESIGN=ORTHA_2_N or DESIGN=ORTHA_2_2N) or a full factorial design (DESIGN=FULL_FACT). If N is the number of factors, the orthogonal arrays, which have an economical run size, will use about N runs or 2N runs. However, a full factorial design will use 2 N runs. Figure 12-4 depicts the geometrical differences between a full factorial design and an orthogonal array based on Hadamard matrices. 574 Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3
Statistical Experimental Design and Analysis Selecting the Number of Factors and the Design Matrix Figure 12-4. Cuboidal Representation of Two 3-factors Designs The black bullets indicate that the corners are effectively chosen. The first design is obtained by setting the argument DESIGN=FULL_FACT and the second by DESIGN=ORTHA_2_N. The last design is a balanced subset of the full factorial design. Note With DEX analysis based on Hadamard matrices, the main effects are, in general, heavily confounded (or aliased) with two-factor interactions. As such it may be difficult to handle large numbers of aliased effects and interpret their significance. The main effect analysis may not explain the variation in <strong>user</strong>-defined response very well. See Also • “.DEX” in the Eldo Reference Manual • “.EXTRACT” in the Eldo Reference Manual • “.MEAS” in the Eldo Reference Manual • “.PARAMDEX” in the Eldo Reference Manual Related Topics Designing a Screening Experiment Viewing the Experiment Results Example of Conducting an Experiment Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 575
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Post-Processing Library Post-Proces
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Post-Processing Library General Usa
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