1. Working bases
To ensure traceability, it is necessary to answer the question "Who did what, with what, or by what method? In this question, we find a common quality tool: the Ishikawa diagram or "cause-effect" diagram, or the 5 M diagram (figure 1 ).
By answering each of the questions asked, the laboratory ensures traceability of the measurements, enabling it to identify :
measurement results obtained with a component when it proves to be faulty;
potentially faulty components when an error in the measurement result is identified.
A frequently encountered example is the...
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Definition of traceability
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