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The IEEE TC-10 Standards: Update 2019
IEEE Std 181,IEEE Std 1057TM,IEEE Std 1241,IEEE Std 1696,IEEE Std 1658,IEEE Std 2414 (draft),Digitizing waveform recorder,Pulse,ADC,DAC,Measurement
Draft Pending
Sergio Rapuano / University of Sannio
Luca De Vito / University of Sannio
John Jendzurski / National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
William B. Boyer / Sandia National Laboratories (SNL)
Steven J. Tilden / Interface Consulting Corporation
Nicholas G. Paulter / National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
There is a global need to standardize the terms and the test and computational methods that are used to describe and/or measure the parameters that characterize and define the performance of devices that generate signals and subsequently measure and analyze the waveforms acquired of those signals. This standardization is essential for accurate, reproducible, reliable, and communicable characterization of the performance of these devices, which supports technology and product advancement, product comparison and performance tracking, and device calibration and traceability. Users of the devices need to unambiguously specify the device performance required for particular applications. Manufacturers need to unambiguously state the performance of their devices (e.g., instruments, components, etc.). Metrology facilities need to perform calibrations with well-defined methods to produce reliable data expressed in clear terms. Measurement instruments need to acquire data with well-defined methods and present their results clearly. Technical Committee 10 (TC-10), the Waveform Generation, Measurement, and Analysis Committee of the IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement (I&M) Society, develops documentary standards to address these needs. The TC-10 comprises an international group of electronics engineers, mathematicians, professors and physicists with representatives from national metrology laboratories, national science laboratories, component manufacturers, the test instrumentation industry, academia, and end users.
Important Date
  • Conference Date

    Sep 17

    2019

    to

    Sep 19

    2019

  • Mar 17 2019

    Draft paper submission deadline

  • Apr 30 2019

    Draft Paper Acceptance Notification

  • May 31 2019

    Final Paper Deadline

  • Sep 19 2019

    Registration deadline

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