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QUALITY-CENTERED PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT IN SURFACE-MOUNTED PCB ASSEMBLY

Menberu Lulu Howard University, Washington, DC, 20059
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Hector Carrasco University of Southern Colorado, Pueblo, Colorado, 81001-4901
Pages 237-244 | Published online: 03 Apr 2007

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Menberu Lulu. (2003) Characterizing Performance Variation of Product Designs. Quality Engineering 16:1, pages 105-111.
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Jabir Mumtaz, Zailin Guan, Lei Yue, Zhengya Wang, Saif Ullah & Mudassar Rauf. (2019) Multi-Level Planning and Scheduling for Parallel PCB Assembly Lines Using Hybrid Spider Monkey Optimization Approach. IEEE Access 7, pages 18685-18700.
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