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    A single sampling plan for product acceptance testing is defined by the sample size (n) and the maximum number of acceptable defects (c). There are two common methods for selecting these values: 1) Using tables that specify plans based on the Acceptable Quality Level or Lot Tolerance Percent Defective, or 2) Specifying two points on the Operating Characteristic curve and solving for n and c to determine a plan that intersects those points. The document then provides more details on these two methods.

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    A single sampling plan for product acceptance testing is defined by the sample size (n) and the maximum number of acceptable defects (c). There are two common methods for selecting these values: 1) Using tables that specify plans based on the Acceptable Quality Level or Lot Tolerance Percent Defective, or 2) Specifying two points on the Operating Characteristic curve and solving for n and c to determine a plan that intersects those points. The document then provides more details on these two methods.

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    How Do You Choose A Single Sampling Plan?: Previously Defined

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    A single sampling plan for product acceptance testing is defined by the sample size (n) and the maximum number of acceptable defects (c). There are two common methods for selecting these values: 1) Using tables that specify plans based on the Acceptable Quality Level or Lot Tolerance Percent Defective, or 2) Specifying two points on the Operating Characteristic curve and solving for n and c to determine a plan that intersects those points. The document then provides more details on these two methods.

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    6.

    ProcessorProductMonitoringandControl
    6.2.TestProductforAcceptability:LotAcceptanceSampling

    6.2.3. HowdoyouChooseaSingleSampling
    Plan?
    Two
    methods
    for
    choosinga
    single
    sample
    acceptance
    plan

    Asinglesamplingplan,aspreviouslydefined,isspecifiedby
    thepairofnumbers(n,c).Thesamplesizeisn,andthelotis
    rejectediftherearemorethancdefectivesinthesample
    otherwisethelotisaccepted.
    Therearetwowidelyusedwaysofpicking(n,c):
    1. Usetables(suchasMILSTD105D)thatfocusoneither
    theAQLortheLTPDdesired.
    2. Specify2desiredpointsontheOCcurveandsolvefor
    the(n,c)thatuniquelydeterminesanOCcurvegoing
    throughthesepoints.
    Thenexttwopagesdescribethesemethodsindetail.

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