IEEE 1451.4-2004
Mode Communication Protocols and Transducer Electronic Data Sheet (TEDS) Formats
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1451.4-2004 is a technical standard for mode communication protocols and Transducer Electronic Data Sheet (TEDS) formats, focused on components, circuits, devices, and systems. It defines how transducer-related data can be communicated and described in a structured way, helping support consistent device integration and interpretation. For engineers and procurement teams, this standard matters because it can improve compatibility, reduce ambiguity in sensor information, and support more reliable system design and evaluation.
What is 1451.4-2004?
This specification addresses the communication and data-description layer used with transducers, combining mode communication protocols with TEDS formats. In practical terms, 1451.4-2004 helps define how electronic devices can store and exchange identifying and configuration information in a consistent form. That makes it relevant anywhere transducer metadata needs to be read, interpreted, or validated within an engineered system. It is a focused document for standardizing how device information is represented and handled.
Where is 1451.4-2004 used?
1451.4-2004 is typically used in measurement and control environments where transducers, sensors, or related electronic components need a clear data interface. It may apply in instrumentation systems, test setups, and embedded hardware that relies on electronic identification or configuration data. The standard is also useful in workflows where device records, calibration details, or communication behavior must stay consistent across connected equipment. Its technical scope makes it relevant to components, circuits, devices, and systems engineering.
Why is 1451.4-2004 important?
This standard helps reduce integration errors by giving transducer data a defined communication and description structure. In practice, that supports better design control, more consistent testing, and clearer procurement or compliance checks when device behavior must match expected formats. 1451.4-2004 can also lower risk during system assembly and maintenance by making transducer information easier to interpret across different tools or platforms. For inactive standards records, it remains important as a reference for legacy designs and documentation review.
- Mode communication protocols
- TEDS data formats
- Transducer information exchange
- Component and system integration
- Legacy technical reference
- Publication Date: 2004
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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- This Version: 1451.4 (2004)
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