IEEE P1159.3/D19, Oct 2018
IEEE Approved Draft Recommended Practice for Power Quality Data Interchange Format (PQDIF)
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IEEE P1159.3/D19, Oct 2018 is an approved draft recommended practice focused on the Power Quality Data Interchange Format (PQDIF). It addresses how power quality data can be structured and exchanged in a consistent way across tools and organizations, which is important for analysis and reporting in power, energy, and related engineering environments. For teams working with measurement data, IEEE P1159.3/D19, Oct 2018 can help support more reliable data handling and interoperability.
What is IEEE P1159.3/D19, Oct 2018?
This document is an IEEE draft recommended practice that defines a technical context for PQDIF, a format used to exchange power quality information. It is intended to support consistent representation of data collected from monitoring equipment, analysis software, and other systems involved in power quality work. By setting expectations for how data is organized and interpreted, IEEE P1159.3/D19, Oct 2018 helps reduce ambiguity when different tools need to share the same measurement records.
Where is IEEE P1159.3/D19, Oct 2018 used?
IEEE P1159.3/D19, Oct 2018 is commonly relevant in utility monitoring, power quality assessment, and engineering workflows that move data between recording devices and software platforms. It may be used by teams handling event logs, disturbance data, and measurement archives for analysis or troubleshooting. The standard is also useful where multiple vendors or systems must exchange PQDIF-formatted information without losing the structure needed for review, comparison, or downstream processing.
Why is IEEE P1159.3/D19, Oct 2018 important?
In power quality applications, consistent data exchange can make the difference between usable analysis and fragmented records. IEEE P1159.3/D19, Oct 2018 matters because it supports clearer interoperability, more dependable testing and validation, and better control over how measurement data is shared. That can help organizations reduce integration risk, improve repeatability in engineering workflows, and make procurement or software compatibility checks more straightforward when PQDIF support is required.
- PQDIF data interchange guidance
- Power quality monitoring workflows
- Measurement and event data exchange
- Interoperability between tools
- Draft IEEE recommended practice
- Publication Date: 2018
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Computing and Processing
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