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Let Me Help You Could anyone tell me what is relation / difference in Cpk and Ppk

Could anyone tell me what is relation / difference in Cpk and Ppk. where we should calculate Cpk and where ppk. What is difference is data collection?
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check the following link, a very good discussion of capability!

Ppk formula - Can some one please help me - I have attached the sheet.


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Look into the attached sheet to see difference between

1) Cmk – being machine capability
2) Ppk – being preliminary process capability index ( had to use it for Ford in
the start up of new projects )
3) Cpk – process capability index
4) Ppk – Performance capability index
5) Cpm – Targeted capability index


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