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IEC 60107-5:1992/AMD1:1999

Amendment 1 - Recommended methods of measurement on receivers for television broadcast transmissions - Part 5: Electrical measurements on multichannel sound television receivers using the NICAM two-channel digital sound-system

Standard by IEC, 1999-05-02

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IEC 60107-5:1992/AMD1:1999 is an amendment to the technical reference for recommended methods of measurement on receivers for television broadcast transmissions, specifically addressing electrical measurements on multichannel sound television receivers using the NICAM two-channel digital sound-system. For engineering teams, test laboratories, and procurement reviewers, it helps clarify how performance evaluation and documented verification should be approached for relevant receiver designs. As a supporting document to IEC 60107-5:1992, it is useful when maintaining consistent testing workflows, technical compliance records, and conformity assessment evidence.

Overview of IEC 60107-5:1992/AMD1:1999

This amendment modifies the parent document IEC 60107-5:1992 and should be read as part of that measurement framework rather than as a standalone specification. Its focus is on electrical measurement methods for multichannel sound television receivers that implement NICAM digital sound. In practice, it is relevant where organizations need a clear compliance reference for laboratory evaluation, technical assessment, and repeatable measurement procedures. The document supports structured verification activities and helps align test methods used in engineering documentation and quality workflows.

Compliance applications of IEC 60107-5:1992/AMD1:1999

Organizations working with television receiver development, broadcast-related testing, or product evaluation may use IEC 60107-5:1992/AMD1:1999 when checking how NICAM-equipped receivers are assessed against defined electrical measurement practices. It can support conformity assessment preparation, internal validation, and procurement review of test documentation. Laboratories may also rely on it when comparing results across testing environments, especially where operational consistency and documented evaluation are important. Its role is primarily to refine the parent measurement guidance for compliant engineering and testing workflows.

Importance of compliance with IEC 60107-5:1992/AMD1:1999

Using IEC 60107-5:1992/AMD1:1999 helps reduce ambiguity in how relevant receiver measurements are interpreted and recorded, which supports testing consistency and technical validation. For compliance teams, it can improve the quality of evidence used in conformity assessment and regulatory preparation. For engineering and procurement functions, it provides a more reliable basis for comparing test results, reviewing supplier documentation, and managing risk during product acceptance. In this way, the amendment contributes to better-controlled quality assurance and more defensible technical compliance decisions.

  • Amends the parent measurement framework for television broadcast receivers using NICAM two-channel digital sound.
  • Supports electrical testing procedures for multichannel sound receiver evaluation and documentation.
  • Useful for laboratories, engineering teams, and compliance workflows that require repeatable measurement methods.
  • Helps align conformity assessment records with the parent reference IEC 60107-5:1992.
SKU: 507e07fc6d1e

  • Publication Date: 1999-05-02
  • Standard Status: Amendment
  • Publisher: IEC
  • Edition: 1

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