Definition[edit | edit source]
Acceptable quality level (AQL) is
| “ | [t]he fraction of defective items permitted in a group of parts (e.g., integrated circuits) that pass the statistical sampling tests agreed to by manufacturer and purchaser. An AQL of 0.01 percent, for instance, means that no more than 1 defect per 10,000 parts, on the average, is allowed.[1] | ” |
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ International Competitiveness in Electronics, Glossary, at 505.
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