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DPPM
(redirected from Defective Parts Per Million (Six Sigma metric, manufacturing))

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DPPMDefective Parts Per Million (Six Sigma metric, manufacturing)
DPPMdiphenylphosphino methane
DPPMDifferential Pulse Position Modulation
DPPMDefence Policy Procurement Manual (Australia)


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nbsp;works out to be a theoretical 11 defective parts per million at a CpK of 1.
Micromold Inc. Is Big on Tiny Parts by Knights, Mikell / Plastics Technology
Mike's exceptional talents in driving continuous cost reduction and managing manufacturing for an industry in which extreme quality and single-digit defective parts per million (DPPM) yields are critical, made him the ideal choice to lead our automotive unit," said Fabrinet Chairman and CEO Tom Mitchell.
Fabrinet Strengthens Automotive Business Unit, Names Mike Alarid as ... by Business Wire
4 defective parts per million is a realistic goal--provided that it is approached deliberately and with the full cooperation of your customer and toolmaker.
What it takes to mold to Cpk 2 by Descoteaux, Alan / Plastics Technology
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