IEEE 88-1962
AIEE Proposed Standard for Definitions of Terms Associated With Telemetering
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88-1962 is a technical standard titled AIEE Proposed Standard for Definitions of Terms Associated With Telemetering. It addresses the terminology used in telemetering, helping engineers and technical teams speak consistently about measurement, signal transmission, and data reporting across computing and communications contexts. As a proposed standard, it is mainly useful for defining language and reducing ambiguity in technical work where telemetering terms must be understood the same way.
What is 88-1962?
88-1962 is a definitions-focused standard from the AIEE telemetering area. Rather than specifying hardware performance or test limits, it is centered on the meanings of terms associated with telemetering, a field linked to signal processing, communication systems, and data handling. This makes it a reference document for interpreting technical language in engineering documents, specifications, and discussions. For users working with older telemetering terminology, the standard helps establish a common vocabulary and clearer technical communication.
Where is 88-1962 used?
88-1962 is typically used where telemetering terminology appears in engineering documentation, system descriptions, or technical training materials. It may be consulted in projects involving remote measurement, signal transmission paths, instrumentation networks, or data collection equipment. Because the subject spans computing and processing as well as communication technologies, the standard is relevant anywhere precise definition of telemetering terms supports system design, documentation review, or legacy reference work. It is especially useful when comparing historical specifications or maintaining consistent terminology.
Why is 88-1962 important?
88-1962 matters because clear definitions reduce misunderstandings in telemetering-related engineering work. When teams use the same terms consistently, it supports better design control, document review, and procurement decisions. A definitions standard can also help with testing and compliance activities by making requirements easier to interpret. For legacy systems and archived technical records, 88-1962 provides a stable reference that can lower the risk of incorrect assumptions about signals, measurement methods, or communication functions.
- Telemetering terminology reference
- Definitions for signal and data handling terms
- Useful for legacy technical documentation
- Supports consistent engineering language
- AIEE proposed standard
- Publication Date: 1962
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Signal Processing and Analysis
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