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IEC TR 61055-2:1991

Measurement techniques and operational adjustments of broadcast VTRs - Part 2: Special mechanical measurements and alignments

Standard by IEC, 1991-06-17

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IEC TR 61055-2:1991 provides technical guidance for measurement techniques and operational adjustments of broadcast VTRs, with a specific focus on special mechanical measurements and alignments. For engineering, service, and procurement teams, it can serve as a practical reference when evaluating how a videotape recorder is checked, adjusted, and validated for stable operation. By concentrating on mechanical measurement and alignment tasks, the document supports documented evaluation, technical review, and quality workflows where precise equipment setup affects performance consistency.

What is IEC TR 61055-2:1991?

IEC TR 61055-2:1991 is a technical reference within the broadcast VTR measurement series, describing special mechanical measurements and alignments for operational adjustment. It is relevant where teams need a structured approach to technical validation of recorder mechanics, alignment procedures, and service-related checks. In practice, it may be used to support conformity assessment, maintenance planning, and engineering documentation for broadcast videotape equipment. As a technical report, it is especially useful when a documented method is needed to guide evaluation and adjustment work.

Applications of IEC TR 61055-2:1991

This document is commonly relevant in broadcast engineering, equipment servicing, laboratory evaluation, and acceptance testing workflows for VTR systems. It may support technical assessment during installation, routine maintenance, refurbishment, or procurement review of broadcast videotape recorders. Organizations involved in testing workflows or operational consistency checks can use it as a compliance reference when mechanical alignment and measurement data need to be recorded and compared. It is also useful where verification activities depend on repeatable setup and controlled adjustment of playback or recording equipment.

Why is IEC TR 61055-2:1991 important?

Accurate mechanical measurement and alignment can directly affect reliability, interchangeability, and overall performance of broadcast VTR equipment. IEC TR 61055-2:1991 helps reduce risk by supporting consistent procedures for technical validation and documented evaluation, which is valuable in quality assurance and conformity assessment preparation. For procurement and maintenance teams, it offers a clear reference point when comparing equipment condition, planning service work, or reviewing acceptance criteria. In operational environments, that consistency can improve repeatability and limit avoidable compliance or performance issues.

  • Special mechanical measurements for broadcast VTRs
  • Operational alignment and adjustment guidance
  • Support for technical assessment and verification activities
  • Useful in maintenance, acceptance, and refurbishment workflows
  • Helps document performance-related setup and alignment checks
SKU: 696aeb65f547

  • Publication Date: 1991-06-17
  • Standard Status: Original
  • Publisher: IEC
  • Edition: 1

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