IEC 60796-2:1990
Microprocessor system bus - 8-bit and 16-bit data (MULTIBUS I) - Part 2: Mechanical and pin descriptions for the system BUS configuration, with edge connectors (direct)
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IEC 60796-2:1990 addresses the mechanical and pin descriptions for the system BUS configuration with edge connectors (direct) in the MULTIBUS I 8-bit and 16-bit data environment. For engineering teams, procurement reviewers, and compliance staff, it provides a technical reference for evaluating connector layout and interface consistency within bus-based electronic systems. IEC 60796-2:1990 is useful when a documented baseline is needed for design review, product evaluation, or conformity assessment tied to physical interconnection details.
IEC 60796-2:1990 standard overview
This document focuses on the mechanical arrangement and pin identification associated with the MULTIBUS I system BUS configuration using direct edge connectors. Its likely purpose is to support technical clarity at the interface level, helping designers, testers, and integrators confirm that bus connections are implemented consistently across equipment and assemblies. In practice, it can serve as a reference during technical assessment, verification activities, and documentation control where connector compatibility and pin assignment accuracy are important.
Applications of IEC 60796-2:1990
IEC 60796-2:1990 is relevant in hardware design, system integration, and laboratory evaluation workflows where MULTIBUS I interconnection details must be reviewed or validated. It may be used when preparing engineering documentation for bus-connected equipment, checking connector compatibility during procurement, or supporting test planning for prototype and production assemblies. The document is also helpful in regulated or controlled environments where operational consistency and traceable interface definitions are needed for technical review.
Why IEC 60796-2:1990 matters
Clear mechanical and pin descriptions reduce ambiguity in electrical equipment integration and help lower the risk of wiring, interface, or compatibility errors. For organizations managing quality workflows, technical compliance, or conformity assessment preparation, a defined reference supports repeatable verification and more reliable product evaluation. IEC 60796-2:1990 can also assist in procurement decisions by giving teams a common basis for comparing design intent with delivered hardware, improving documentation quality and reducing rework during validation.
- Defines the physical and pin-related reference points for a MULTIBUS I system BUS configuration with direct edge connectors.
- Supports engineering documentation, interface checks, and hardware integration reviews.
- Useful for testing workflows that depend on consistent connector and pin assignment interpretation.
- Helps procurement and compliance teams evaluate compatibility and technical alignment before deployment.
- Provides a documented basis for conformity assessment and risk reduction in bus-based electronic systems.
- Publication Date: 1990-10-15
- Standard Status: Original
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 1
- This Version: IEC 60796-2:1990 (1990-10-15)
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