Jimdad
23rd January 2001, 02:06 PM
How does one accomplish this conversion?
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View Full Version : Converting DPMO to SIGMA - Seeking Forumula Jimdad 23rd January 2001, 02:06 PM How does one accomplish this conversion? Formual? rivet guy 24th January 2001, 06:26 AM JimDad Motorola has a book with tables. sigmas DPMO(npmo) non-conformities or ppm 1 317,400 2 45,400 3 2,700 4 63 5 0.57 6 0.002 7 0.000003 This data above doesn't include a 1.5 sigma shift on either side of the median. The book title is The Nature of 6 Sigma Quality from the Motorola University Press. stefanson 25th January 2001, 01:37 AM Try the following site for a simple converter: http://www.pyzdek.com/Sigma-PPM-Percent%20Converter.htm Jimdad 25th January 2001, 11:13 AM Thanks for the feedback folks, I really need to find the formula. Unfortunately, the table does not produce a sigma for a specific DPMO and I do not have the entire 2000 office suite to utilize Pyzdek's converte page. Still seeking directions,, Jim Jimdad 26th January 2001, 09:55 AM Folks, I am deserately seeking a formula for converting DMPO to sigma... Anyone?? Jimdad 26th January 2001, 06:15 PM Thank you. Ken K. 27th January 2001, 01:11 AM Here is a formula (ready?) Sigma =SQRT(LN(1/(1-EXP(-B24/1000000))^2))-(2.55155+0.802853*SQRT(LN(1/(1-EXP(-B24/1000000))^2))+0.010328*SQRT(LN(1/(1-EXP(-B24/1000000))^2))^2)/(1+1.432788*SQRT(LN(1/(1-EXP(-B24/1000000 ))^2))+0.189269*SQRT(LN(1/(1-EXP(-B24/1000000))^2))^2+0.001308*SQRT(LN(1/(1-EXP(-B24/1000000))^2))^3)+1.5 where B24 is DPMO This formula is accurate to two decimal places between Sigma = 3.2 - 9.0, and one decimal between 2.5 & 3.2, and shouldn't be used for Sigma < 2.5 If you're using Excel you can use: Sigma =NORMINV(1-B24/1000000,1.5,1) The Excel function is accurate to 2 decimal places between Sigma = 1.4 - 5.7, and to 1 decimal place for Sigma = 5.7 - 6.1 stefanson 27th January 2001, 01:55 AM Check out: http://www.pyzdek.com/Sigma-PPM-Percent%20Converter.htm Jimdad 27th January 2001, 01:58 AM Been there, I don't have the complete MS 2000 suite to utilize the converter. Thanks for the feedback. Jim GaryC 25th February 2001, 12:31 PM DPMO to sigma is simple. Go to normal tables with your DPMO, get the z value and add 1.5. That is your sigma value. Use the paste function in Excel for the most accurate normal tables. GaryC GaryC 25th February 2001, 12:32 PM DPMO to sigma is simple. Go to normal tables with your DPMO, get the z value and add 1.5. That is your sigma value. Use the paste function in Excel for the most accurate normal tables. GaryC D Edwards 2nd March 2001, 09:10 AM In Excel try: DPMO-->sigma -NORMSINV((DPMO)/1000000) Sigma-->DPMO (1-NORMSDIST(Sigma))*1000000 Excel isn't accurate for DPMO's<.4 or sigma's over about 5.3. This is of course without the 1.5 gimmie. |
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