Enter your data for Power and Sample Size for Plackett-Burman Design

Replicates: Enter one or more positive integers to specify the number of times that you set up each corner point. For example, to calculate the effect of setting up each corner point twice, enter 2. To assess the effect of different numbers of replicates, enter multiple values. More replicates give the experiment more power to detect an effect and can increase the precision of predictions.

Effects: Enter one or more values to specify the difference in the mean response that you want to detect between the low and high levels of a factor. Usually, you enter the smallest effect that has practical consequences for your application. For example, enter 5 if this difference between means is important to detect, but differences smaller than 5 are less important.

Power values: Enter one or more values to specify the power that you want the experiment to have. Common values are 0.8 and 0.9. For example, enter 0.9 for a 90% chance that the test will detect a practical difference between the high and low factor settings.

Number of center points: Enter one or more non-negative integers to specify the number of experimental runs where the factors are at their middle settings.

Common numbers of center points in a design usually depend on other considerations besides power. For example, you can use center points to check for curved relationships between the factors and the response. The most general advice is to use at least 3 center points in the design.