Calculate Cp and Cpk from a quality engineer’s validated process statistics.
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Use one consistent measurement unit for both specification limits, the process mean and within-process standard deviation. Cp compares tolerance width with six standard deviations; Cpk is the smaller one-sided index. Negative Cpk means the mean is outside a limit.
Lower specification limit · Upper specification limit · Process mean · Within-process standard deviation
Calculate Cp and Cpk from a quality engineer’s validated process statistics.
Potential capability (Cp): 1 Centered capability (Cpk): 0.666666667 Upper capability (Cpu): 0.666666667
Cp = (USL−LSL)/(6σ); Cpu = (USL−μ)/(3σ); Cpl = (μ−LSL)/(3σ); Cpk = min(Cpu,Cpl)
Potential capability (Cp): 1 Centered capability (Cpk): 0.666666667 Upper capability (Cpu): 0.666666667
No. Stable, approximately normal data and a reliable within-process deviation are prerequisites. This is not a stability test, sampling plan, confidence interval or certification; do not substitute variance for standard deviation.
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Use one consistent measurement unit for both specification limits, the process mean and within-process standard deviation.
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Minimum: -1000000000000 · Maximum: 1000000000000
Use one consistent measurement unit for both specification limits, the process mean and within-process standard deviation.
Enter a numerical value for this quantity.
Minimum: -1000000000000 · Maximum: 1000000000000
Use one consistent measurement unit for both specification limits, the process mean and within-process standard deviation.
Enter a numerical value for this quantity.
Minimum: -1000000000000 · Maximum: 1000000000000
Use one consistent measurement unit for both specification limits, the process mean and within-process standard deviation.
Enter a numerical value for this quantity.
Minimum: 1e-12 · Maximum: 1000000000000
Use one consistent measurement unit for both specification limits, the process mean and within-process standard deviation. Cp compares tolerance width with six standard deviations; Cpk is the smaller one-sided index. Negative Cpk means the mean is outside a limit.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
Use one consistent measurement unit for both specification limits, the process mean and within-process standard deviation. Cp compares tolerance width with six standard deviations; Cpk is the smaller one-sided index. Negative Cpk means the mean is outside a limit.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
Use one consistent measurement unit for both specification limits, the process mean and within-process standard deviation. Cp compares tolerance width with six standard deviations; Cpk is the smaller one-sided index. Negative Cpk means the mean is outside a limit.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
Use one consistent measurement unit for both specification limits, the process mean and within-process standard deviation. Cp compares tolerance width with six standard deviations; Cpk is the smaller one-sided index. Negative Cpk means the mean is outside a limit.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
Use one consistent measurement unit for both specification limits, the process mean and within-process standard deviation. Cp compares tolerance width with six standard deviations; Cpk is the smaller one-sided index. Negative Cpk means the mean is outside a limit.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
Use one consistent measurement unit for both specification limits, the process mean and within-process standard deviation.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
Use one consistent measurement unit for both specification limits, the process mean and within-process standard deviation. Cp compares tolerance width with six standard deviations; Cpk is the smaller one-sided index. Negative Cpk means the mean is outside a limit.
Calculated from your entries using the method below.
Mistake: Treating a result as valid outside the described scope.
Fix: No. Stable, approximately normal data and a reliable within-process deviation are prerequisites. This is not a stability test, sampling plan, confidence interval or certification; do not substitute variance for standard deviation.
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