Capability of test equipment and test systems Sample Clauses

Capability of test equipment and test systems. The Supplier shall ensure and document the capability, functionality & appropriateness of the test and measuring systems. The Supplier must use the methods of the automotive industry, such as defined in the MSA AIAG Manual, VDA and other applicable customer standards. The following minimum requirements shall apply to measuring systems: • capability characteristics cg & cgk each ³ 1,33 • reproducibility & repeatability (R&R) < 10% of the tolerance to be measured • The capability analysis procedure is defined in the AIAG MSA Manual. The signal detection procedure according to MSA is acceptable for the capability analysis of gauges. The aim is an uncertainty range of a maximum of 10% of the tolerance. 10.7
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Capability of test equipment and test systems. The Supplier shall ensure and document the capability, functionality & appropriateness of the test and measuring systems. The Supplier must use the methods of the ISO9001 and other applicable customer standards. The following minimum requirements shall apply to measuring systems: • capability characteristics cp & cpk each ³ 1,33 • reproducibility & repeatability (R&R) < 10% of the tolerance to be measured The aim is an uncertainty range of a maximum of 10% of the tolerance. 10.7
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Capability of test equipment and test systems. The Supplier shall ensure and document the capability, functionality & appropriateness of the test and measuring systems. The Supplier must use the methods of the ISO9001 and other applicable customer standards. The following 10.7
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