IEEE P293/D03, Jun 2013
Corrigendum 1: Table 1 Heading
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P293/D03, Jun 2013 is a technical corrigendum centered on Table 1 heading, issued for P293 to clarify how information is presented in a standards context. With relevance to aerospace, transportation, signal processing and analysis, and fields, waves, and electromagnetics, it helps users interpret the table consistently and reduce ambiguity in implementation or review. For engineers and compliance teams, this kind of update can be important when aligning documentation, test references, or design records with the intended wording.
Overview of P293/D03, Jun 2013
This document serves as Corrigendum 1 for P293 and focuses on a specific table heading correction rather than a broad rewrite of the standard. In practice, that means it is aimed at refining how a key table is labeled so the technical content is read as intended. For readers working with aerospace-related signal and electromagnetic topics, the correction supports clearer interpretation of the standard’s requirements, data structure, or reference material.
Typical use cases
P293/D03, Jun 2013 may be consulted during document control, technical review, or compliance checking when Table 1 is referenced in engineering work. It is particularly relevant where aerospace or transportation systems depend on signal processing, analysis, or electromagnetic considerations, and where accurate table headings affect specification reading or test preparation. Teams may use it to verify that internal procedures, procurement notes, or design records match the corrected terminology before applying the standard in practice.
Why it matters
Even a small corrigendum can affect consistency across design, testing, and compliance workflows. By correcting a table heading, P293/D03, Jun 2013 helps reduce misinterpretation, especially when technical teams rely on tabulated requirements or reference values. That matters in regulated or safety-sensitive environments, where unclear wording can lead to documentation errors, incorrect comparisons, or avoidable rework. Using the corrected text supports cleaner engineering records and more reliable standard-based decisions.
- Corrigendum for Table 1 heading
- Associated with standard P293
- Relevant to aerospace and transportation contexts
- Applies to signal and electromagnetic technical work
- English-language inactive standard document
- Publication Date: 2014
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Aerospace; Transportation; Signal Processing and Analysis; Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics
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- This Version: P293 (2014)
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