Semiconductor wafers at a fabrication
plant are classified according to their
diameter into
1 inch and 3 inch wafers. Let X1 (resp. X2) denote the number of 1
inch (resp. 3 inch) wafers produced
in a day. Assume that X1 (resp. X2) has a mean and standard deviations of μ1= 1100, σ1= 100(resp. σ2= 900, μ2= 200)
.(i) Assuming that the production of wafers types are independent processes,
find the mean and standard deviation of the total number of wafers produced in a day. (Justify your answer.)
(ii) Further, assume each of previous variables is distributed as a Gaussian.
What is the probability that at least 1900 wafers are produced in a day?
(iii) How should the standard deviation of the 1 inch wafer production be
lowered so that at least 1500 wafers are produced in a day with 99% probability?
X1 denote number of wafers produces whose diameter is 1 inch.
X2 denote number of wafers produces whose diameter is 3 inch.
1)
If X1 and X2 are independently distributed variables then,
Mean of number of total wafers produced is 2000 and standard deviation is 223.6068
2)
If X1 and X2 follows Normal distribution (Gaussian distribution) then
X1 + X2 follows normal distribution with
and
From part 1) we got,
Therefore,
For simplicity purpose let us denote X1 + X2 by X.
We have to find probability that number of wafers produced in a day is at least 1900
i.e
(z score probabilities obtained from left tailed z table)
Hence probability that at least 1900 wafers are produced in a day is 0.6736
3)
We want to set standard deviation such that,
We know that,
Use conversion formula of 'z'
Plugging in values we get,
We have to keep same and adjust such that we get
Hence standard deviation of the 1 inch wafer production should be lowered from 100 to 78
It should be lowered by approximately 22 units.
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