IEEE P80-2013/Cor1/D1, Aug 2014
Corrigendum 1
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P80-2013/Cor1/D1, Aug 2014 is a corrigendum for the P80 standard that helps correct and clarify technical content related to power, energy, and industrial components, circuits, devices, and systems. As a focused update to the underlying document, it supports more accurate interpretation of requirements and better consistency in engineering use. For teams working with P80-2013/Cor1/D1, Aug 2014, this kind of correction can matter when aligning design, review, or compliance activities.
What is P80-2013/Cor1/D1, Aug 2014?
P80-2013/Cor1/D1, Aug 2014 is an English-language corrigendum identified as Corrigendum 1 for standard P80. In practical terms, a corrigendum is used to amend errors or ambiguities in a technical document without replacing the original standard. That makes this item relevant when the exact wording of requirements, definitions, or technical references needs to be understood correctly. For users of P80-2013/Cor1/D1, Aug 2014, the document serves as a control reference for maintaining accuracy in power and industrial engineering contexts.
Where is P80-2013/Cor1/D1, Aug 2014 used?
P80-2013/Cor1/D1, Aug 2014 is typically used wherever the original P80 standard is applied in power, energy, or industrial system work. That may include technical specification review, equipment documentation, internal compliance checks, and engineering verification for components, circuits, or related devices. It is especially useful when teams need to confirm that a design, test plan, or procurement record reflects the corrected text of the standard. In these settings, the corrigendum helps keep project documentation aligned with the intended requirements.
Why is P80-2013/Cor1/D1, Aug 2014 important?
This corrigendum matters because even small technical corrections can affect interpretation, testing, and acceptance of engineering work. P80-2013/Cor1/D1, Aug 2014 helps reduce the risk of relying on outdated or unclear wording when evaluating products or systems under the P80 framework. Using the corrected text supports stronger design control, more consistent compliance decisions, and better communication between suppliers, engineers, and reviewers. For standards-based workflows, that clarity can prevent avoidable rework and specification errors.
- Corrigendum 1 update
- Applies to standard P80
- English-language technical document
- Relevant to power and industrial systems
- Supports corrected interpretation
- Publication Date: 2014
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- New Version Available: P80 (2015)
- This Version: P80 (2014)
- Previous Version: P80 (2013)
- Previous Version: P80 (2012)
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