TS ISO/IEC 2382-25
Information technology- Vocabulary- Part 25: Local area networks
This standard is intended to facillitate international communication information processing. It present term and definitions of selected concept relevant to the field of information technology and identifies relationships among the entries. In order facilitate their translation into other languages the definitions are drafted so as to avoid as far as possible and peculiarity attached to a language. This standard defines different type of local area networks concepts relating to devices to transmissions and the problems that can appear and also protocols that govern exchanges.
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TS ISO/IEC 2382-25 is the part of the ISO/IEC 2382 vocabulary series devoted to local area networks. As a terminology standard, it gives selected information technology concepts consistent names and definitions so that engineers, writers, trainers and translators can use the same terms with the same meaning in technical communication. In this part, the central theme is LAN terminology: the different kinds of local area networks, the devices and transmissions involved, the problems that may arise, and the protocols that govern data exchange.
How the vocabulary is organised
This is not a test method or a product performance specification. Its purpose is to structure terminology and definitions, and to show relationships among related entries. In general technical terms, a local area network is a network that operates over a limited geographic area and supports communication between computers, endpoints and other networked devices. Distinctions between devices, transmission media, connection arrangements and exchange protocols matter because they describe different layers of the same communication system and prevent ambiguity in system design and documentation.
Why the wording is kept translation-friendly
The standard also aims to make definitions easier to translate into other languages by avoiding language-specific quirks as far as possible. That makes the vocabulary more portable across technical communities and more useful in multilingual contexts. In general LAN practice, the subject includes wired and wireless arrangements, different topologies, and protocol concepts such as addressing, framing, access control and error handling. TS ISO/IEC 2382-25 serves as a terminology reference for that domain rather than a prescriptive network design guide.
- It covers selected concepts and definitions for local area networks.
- It includes terminology for devices, transmissions and possible network problems.
- It addresses protocols that manage data exchange.
- It shows relationships among entries in the vocabulary.
- It is designed to support clear international communication and translation.
- Publication Date: 8.04.2002
- Standard Status: H (İptal Edilmiş Standard/Withdrawn standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: tr, en, fr
- ICS Classification: 01.040.35 Enformasyon Teknolojisi, Büro Makinaları (Terimler); 35.110 Ağ Oluşturma
- Pages: 24
- Source Standard: ISO/IEC 2382-25:1992
- International Equivalents: ISO/IEC 2382-25-EQV; BS ISO/IEC 2382-25-EQV; DIN ISO/IEC 2382-25-EQV; JIS X0025--
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