IEEE PC62.43.0/ D11, Dec 2016
IEEE Approved Draft Guide for Surge Protectors and Protective Circuits Used in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Circuits, Including Smart Grid Data Networks - Overview
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IEEE PC62.43.0/ D11, Dec 2016 is an approved draft guide focused on surge protectors and protective circuits used in information and communications technology (ICT) circuits, including smart grid data networks. It addresses how these components may be selected, applied, and evaluated to help manage overvoltage exposure in sensitive electronic systems. For engineers working across power, energy, and communications-related equipment, this technical document provides a practical reference for protection design and performance considerations.
About IEEE PC62.43.0/ D11, Dec 2016
This draft guide is aimed at the interface between ICT circuitry and surge protection practice, where transient events can affect signal integrity and equipment reliability. IEEE PC62.43.0/ D11, Dec 2016 helps define the expected role of surge protectors and related protective circuits in these applications, with attention to how protection is integrated into electronic designs. As a draft guide, it is best used as a technical basis for understanding concepts, application choices, and evaluation approaches in this specialized area.
Where is IEEE PC62.43.0/ D11, Dec 2016 used?
The guidance is relevant in ICT systems that require protection from electrical surges, especially where data communications link with power-related infrastructure. Typical use cases may include networked control equipment, communication interfaces in industrial and utility environments, and smart grid data networks that depend on stable signal transmission. IEEE PC62.43.0/ D11, Dec 2016 is most useful when protective circuits must be considered alongside functional circuit design, particularly in installations where transient conditions could disrupt operations or damage connected devices.
Importance in practice
In practice, this standard helps support more consistent design and procurement decisions for surge protection in ICT circuits. Using IEEE PC62.43.0/ D11, Dec 2016 as a reference can improve alignment between circuit protection strategy, expected operating conditions, and equipment robustness. It may also assist with testing and internal compliance work by giving engineers a common technical basis for reviewing protective devices and their application. That can reduce risk, improve reliability, and make integration decisions easier to document.
- Surge protectors for ICT circuits
- Protective circuits and application guidance
- Smart grid data network interfaces
- Transient overvoltage mitigation
- Design and evaluation reference
- Publication Date: 2016
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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