IEEE 960/1177-1993
Speed Data Acquisition and Control System and IEEE FASTBUS Standard Routines
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IEEE 960/1177-1993 defines a technical basis for a speed data acquisition and control system together with IEEE FASTBUS standard routines, with relevance to nuclear engineering applications where precise measurement and controlled response are important. IEEE 960/1177-1993 is useful for organizing how speed-related data is captured, handled, and coordinated through a standardized FASTBUS-oriented approach. For organizations working with instrumentation and control systems, it helps support consistency in system design, interface expectations, and operational reliability.
Overview of IEEE 960/1177-1993
This standard focuses on the routines and system context needed for speed data acquisition and control in environments that use IEEE FASTBUS concepts. It is most relevant where timing, data handling, and control actions must work together in a structured way. As an inactive standard, IEEE 960/1177-1993 is typically consulted for legacy system support, technical reference, or comparison during maintenance and modernization planning. Its value lies in defining a common framework for specialized instrumentation behavior.
Typical use cases
IEEE 960/1177-1993 may be used in nuclear engineering instrumentation systems that monitor rotational speed, process timing, or control-loop behavior in test and experimental setups. It can also support FASTBUS-based data acquisition environments where standardized routines help coordinate hardware access and data transfer. Typical users may include engineers maintaining older control platforms, laboratories working with legacy measurement chains, and facilities that need documented reference behavior for system integration or troubleshooting.
Why it matters
In practice, IEEE 960/1177-1993 matters because specialized control systems depend on predictable data acquisition and repeatable routines. A clear technical reference can reduce integration risk, support consistent testing, and improve maintenance of legacy equipment. In nuclear engineering settings, that consistency is especially important where system behavior, traceability, and controlled operation affect safety and performance. For procurement or support work, the standard helps define what an acceptable implementation should follow.
- Speed data acquisition framework
- IEEE FASTBUS standard routines
- Legacy control-system reference
- Nuclear engineering instrumentation context
- Testing and maintenance support
- Publication Date: 1994
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Nuclear Engineering
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- New Version Available: 960 (1994)
- This Version: 960 (1994)
- Previous Version: 960 (1990)
- Previous Version: 960 (1985)
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