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Hello, I'm new here and I'm hoping someone can help me out or point me in the right direction because I've spent some time reviewing this website and haven't found a clear answer to my question.
What is the way to determine a required Cpk based on a given sample size, confidence level, and reliability? At my last company we used this method to determine accecptance criteria for verification and validation activities and had sampling plan tables to guide the selection based on this critieria. For example, if I was trying to demonstrate that a process or product met a desired measureable output with 95% confidence/ 99.7% reliability, what would be the minimum Cp and Cpk (for two-sided spec) required for a sample size of 15 to demonstrate that level of confidence/reliability? We had tables and tables of different sample sizes and what Cps and Cpks would be needed to demonstrate different reliability and different confidence levels but I never fully understood the fundamental equations that drove the creation of the tables.
Thanks for anyone's help in advance!
What is the way to determine a required Cpk based on a given sample size, confidence level, and reliability? At my last company we used this method to determine accecptance criteria for verification and validation activities and had sampling plan tables to guide the selection based on this critieria. For example, if I was trying to demonstrate that a process or product met a desired measureable output with 95% confidence/ 99.7% reliability, what would be the minimum Cp and Cpk (for two-sided spec) required for a sample size of 15 to demonstrate that level of confidence/reliability? We had tables and tables of different sample sizes and what Cps and Cpks would be needed to demonstrate different reliability and different confidence levels but I never fully understood the fundamental equations that drove the creation of the tables.
Thanks for anyone's help in advance!