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IEEE 269-1966

IEEE Proposed Method for Measuring Transmission Performance of Telephone Sets

Standard by IEEE, 1966

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IEEE 269-1966 is a superseded engineering standard for measuring the transmission performance of telephone sets. It provides a proposed method for evaluating how a telephone set handles voice-path transmission, helping engineers compare performance in a controlled way. In the context of communication, networking and broadcast technologies, this standard is useful for understanding historical test practices and the technical basis for telephone equipment assessment, especially where consistent transmission measurements are important.

About IEEE 269-1966

IEEE 269-1966 sets out a proposed method for measuring transmission performance in telephone sets, focusing on how the equipment performs in the audio path between the user and the network. As a technical document, it is relevant to design evaluation, laboratory testing, and product comparison for wired voice terminals. Because it is marked superseded, IEEE 269-1966 is best understood as a reference for earlier measurement practice rather than a current compliance target, while still offering useful context for legacy systems and historical engineering review.

Where is IEEE 269-1966 used?

This standard is mainly associated with telephone set testing in equipment development and verification workflows. It may be used by engineers working on handset transmission measurements, acoustic/electrical response checks, and related laboratory procedures for voice communication devices. It is also relevant to organizations maintaining older telephony hardware, where historical methods help interpret legacy specifications, test reports, or procurement requirements. In practice, IEEE 269-1966 supports controlled evaluation of telephone transmission behavior.

Importance in practice

IEEE 269-1966 matters because transmission measurements can affect voice clarity, interoperability, and product consistency. A defined method helps reduce variation between test results, making it easier to compare telephone sets on a like-for-like basis. For design teams and technical reviewers, the standard provides a common reference for performance assessment and documentation. For buyers and maintainers of legacy equipment, IEEE 269-1966 can support more informed review of older test claims and engineering records.

  • Telephone set transmission measurement
  • Voice-path performance evaluation
  • Laboratory test method reference
  • Legacy telephony documentation
  • Superseded IEEE standard
SKU: 926e35a54e1f

  • Publication Date: 1966
  • Standard Status: Superseded
  • Publisher: IEEE
  • Subject: Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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  • New Version Available: 269 (2020)
  • Previous Version: 269 (2010)
  • Previous Version: 269 (2007)
  • Previous Version: 269 (2003)
  • Previous Version: 269 (1993)
  • Previous Version: 269 (1983)
  • Previous Version: 269 (1971)
  • This Version: 269 (1966)

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