IEEE 55 IRE 2.S1-1955
IRE Standards on Antennas and Waveguides: Definitions for Waveguide Components, 1955
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About This Item
55 IRE 2.S1-1955 is a superseded standard focused on antennas and waveguides, with definitions for waveguide components in the context of fields, waves, and electromagnetics. It is useful as a technical reference for understanding the terminology and component classification used in early waveguide work. For engineers, researchers, and document reviewers, this standard helps support consistent language when discussing waveguide-related design, measurement, and system documentation.
55 IRE 2.S1-1955 overview
This standard provides definitions for waveguide components, making it a reference point for terminology used in electromagnetic engineering. The subtitle indicates a specific emphasis on antennas and waveguides, so its value lies in clarifying how parts and functions are named within that technical field. As a product page item, 55 IRE 2.S1-1955 is relevant to users who need historical standards documentation for comparison, archival reference, or interpretation of older engineering records.
Typical use cases
Typical use cases for 55 IRE 2.S1-1955 include reviewing legacy waveguide designs, interpreting older antenna documentation, and aligning terminology in engineering archives. It may also support technical librarians, compliance teams, and specialists working with electromagnetic components where definitions matter for consistency. The standard is particularly relevant when examining component descriptions, drafting internal reference material, or comparing historical waveguide terminology with later technical documents.
Why this standard matters
Clear definitions are important in waveguide and antenna work because small terminology differences can affect design interpretation, procurement language, and test communication. 55 IRE 2.S1-1955 helps reduce ambiguity around component names in a specialized electromagnetic context, which can improve consistency across documentation and technical review. Since it is superseded, it is especially useful for historical comparison and for understanding the language used in earlier standards-based engineering practices.
- Waveguide component definitions
- Antenna and waveguide terminology
- Historical electromagnetics reference
- Superseded standards document
- Publication Date: 1955
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics
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