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What is the difference between PPK and CPK?

Asked by C. OWENS, Last updated: Mar 30, 2024

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E. Stanley

E. Stanley

E. Stanley
E. Stanley, Technical writer, Indianapolis

Answered May 25, 2020

Cpk is known to be the possibility of a process to meet a certain specification for a short amount of time. The PPK refers to the process that would actually be used for a long time. This means that this will be used for the long term.

Another difference between the two is CpK can be used for a subgroup of data. PpK is known to be used for the whole process. In theory, PpK is not known to be possibly higher than CpK. There is just a possibility that PpK can be higher than CpK. This is possible if you have no subgroup variations in order to find the right measurements.

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