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Component: QM
Component Name: Quality Management
Description: Measurement for the discrimination ratio. A specific run of the operating characteristic curve is assigned to each discrimination ratio probability of acceptance depending on the fraction of defects. In an attributive inspection according to DIN 40080 and in a variable inspection according to ISO 3951, the inspection level, inspection severities, acceptable quality level AQL, and lot size form the parameters for the selection of the sampling plan.
Key Concepts: Inspection level is a term used in SAP Quality Management (QM) to refer to the level of inspection that is required for a particular material or product. It is used to determine the amount of inspection that needs to be done on a particular item, and can be set at different levels depending on the requirements of the customer or the product. How to use it: Inspection level can be set in SAP QM by going to the Quality Management module and selecting the “Inspection Level” tab. From there, you can select the material or product that you want to set an inspection level for, and then select the appropriate level from the drop-down menu. Tips & Tricks: When setting an inspection level, it is important to consider the customer’s requirements as well as the product’s specifications. It is also important to remember that different levels of inspection may require different resources and personnel, so it is important to plan accordingly. Related Information: Inspection level is closely related to other terms in SAP QM such as sampling procedure, sampling plan, and quality control. It is also related to other terms such as quality assurance and quality management.