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a.) if a manifactoring company has a DPMO of 250, what is its quality sigma rating?...

a.) if a manifactoring company has a DPMO of 250, what is its quality sigma rating? what is it Cp?
b.) z(LTL) = -2.8 and z(UTL)= 3.1. what is the process quality sigma rating? what is the process Cp and its current Cpk?

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Defects per Million Opportunities, or DPMO, is a metric that indicates the number of defects in a process per one million opportunities.

DPMO is calculated by the number of defects divided by (the number of units times the number of opportunities), multiplied by one million.

Sigma Performance Levels – One to Six Sigma
Sigma Level Defects (or Errors) Per Million Opportunities (DPMO) Yield (or Produced or Delivered) Correctly (%)
1 691,462 30.85
2 308,538 69.146
3 66,807 93.319
4 6,210 99.379
5 233 99.9767
6 3.4 99.9997


250 DPMO is clearly in more than 233 hence level 4 Sigma level.

Index Description
Estimates what the process is capable of producing if the process mean were to be centered between the specification limits. Assumes process output is approximately normally distributed.


For sigma level 4
Cpk Sigma level (σ) Area under the

probability density function {\displaystyle \Phi (\sigma )}

Process yield Process fallout

(in terms of DPMO/PPM)

0.33 1 0.6826894921 68.27% 317311
0.67 2 0.9544997361 95.45% 45500
1.00 3 0.9973002039 99.73% 2700
1.33 4 0.9999366575 99.99% 63
1.67 5 0.9999994267 99.9999% 1
2.00 6 0.9999999980 99.9999998% 0.002


Cp= 4

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