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7、 obtain permission from the IEEE Standards Department. 32 IEEE Standards Department 33 445 Hoes Lane 34 Piscataway, NJ 08854, USA 35 36PC37.237/D0.8, April 2018 Draft Standard for Requirements for Time Tags Created by Intelligent Electronic DevicesCOMTAG Abstract: Common requirements for associating
8、 time tags with data items recorded or 1 transmitted by Intelligent Electronic Devices (IEDs) are established in this standard. The standard 2 specifies time-tag attributes and requirements for describing time-tag accuracy. 3 4 Keywords: COMTAG, IED, IEEE PC37.237, IRIG-B, time stamp, time synchroni
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40、e IEEE Standards Association 34PC37.237/D0.8, April 2018 Draft Standard for Requirements for Time Tags Created by Intelligent Electronic DevicesCOMTAG Copyright 2016 IEEE. All rights reserved. This is an unapproved IEEE Standards Draft, subject to change. vi Participants 1 At the time this draft sta
41、ndard was completed, the H4/C4 Working Group had the following membership: 2 Bill Dickerson, Chair, Power System Relaying Committee H3 3 Jim Hackett, Vice Chair, Power System Relaying Committee H3 4 Marc Lacroix, Chair, Substations Committee C4 5 6 Participant1 7 Participant2 8 Participant3 9 Partic
42、ipant4 10 Participant5 11 Participant6 12 Participant7 13 Participant8 14 Participant9 15 16 The following members of the balloting committee voted on this standard. Balloters 17 may have voted for approval, disapproval, or abstention. 18 To be supplied by IEEE 19 Balloter1 20 Balloter2 21 Balloter3
43、 22 Balloter4 23 Balloter5 24 Balloter6 25 Balloter7 26 Balloter8 27 Balloter9 28 29 When the IEEE-SA Standards Board approved this standard on , it had the following 30 membership: 31 To be supplied by IEEE 32 , Chair 33 , Vice Chair 34 , Past Chair 35 Konstantinos Karachalios, Secretary 36 SBMember1 37 SBMember2 38 SBMember3 39 SBMember4 40 SBMember5 41 SBMember6 42 SBMember7 43 SBMember8 44 SBMember9 45 *Member Emeritus 46 47
