Requirements for power line carrier (PLC) transmitter/receiver equipment used to transfer discrete teleprotection signals at power line carrier frequencies (30-500 kHz) are described in this standard. Test requirements and conditions for determining performance, as well as manufacturing requirements, are defined.
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- 2016-09-22
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C93.5-2021/Cor 1-2022
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- 2021-03-25
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- 2022-05-13
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C93.5 WG - C93.5 Requirements for Power Line Carrier Transmitters/Receiver Equipment (PE/PSC/C93.5)
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C93.5-2021/Cor 1-2022
IEEE Draft Standard for Power Line Carrier Transmitter/Receiver Equipment used to Transfer Discrete Teleprotection Signals - Corrigendum 1
This corrigendum will add Table 3 which should have been included in the original but was removed erroneously during the balloting process. Note: This corrigendum was not be published as a separate document. It was be rolled into the IEEE C93.5-2021)
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