IEEE 319-1990
IEEE Standard on Magnetostrictive Materials: Piezomagnetic Nomenclature
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IEEE 319-1990 is a technical standard for magnetostrictive materials, focused on piezomagnetic nomenclature used in components, circuits, devices, and systems. It provides a consistent terminology base for describing material behavior and related engineering properties, which can help avoid confusion in design documentation, procurement, and testing. For teams working with magnetostrictive elements, IEEE 319-1990 supports clearer communication when specifying performance, comparing materials, or reviewing device-level requirements.
What is IEEE 319-1990?
IEEE 319-1990 defines standardized nomenclature for piezomagnetic materials, with emphasis on magnetostrictive behavior and the terms used to describe it. In practice, this kind of technical document helps align engineers, manufacturers, and test personnel on the same language for material characteristics and response. As an inactive standard, it is typically referenced for legacy systems, archived specifications, or historical comparison work. IEEE 319-1990 is most useful where precise terminology matters in magnetostrictive material evaluation.
Where is IEEE 319-1990 used?
This standard is commonly relevant in systems that incorporate magnetostrictive materials for sensing, actuation, transduction, or other component-level functions. It may be used during specification writing, laboratory testing, and engineering review when piezomagnetic terms need to be interpreted consistently. IEEE 319-1990 is also useful in documentation for devices and assemblies that rely on magnetic material response, especially when comparing older designs or maintaining compatibility with established technical language.
Why is IEEE 319-1990 important?
IEEE 319-1990 matters because clear nomenclature reduces ambiguity in a specialized materials area where small wording differences can affect design interpretation. Standardized terms support more reliable compliance checking, better specification control, and more consistent test reporting. For organizations handling magnetostrictive materials, the document can also reduce procurement and review risk by helping everyone use the same definitions. IEEE 319-1990 is therefore valuable for maintaining technical consistency across legacy and reference-based workflows.
- Magnetostrictive materials terminology
- Piezomagnetic nomenclature
- Component and device documentation
- Test and specification consistency
- Publication Date: 1991
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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