GSO IEC/TS 62771:2013

IEC TS 62771:2012
Gulf Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 31 December 2013

Information model covering the contents of IEC 81346-1 and IEC 81346-2, IEC 61175, IEC 61666 and IEC 81714-3

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GSO IEC/TS 62771:2013 Scope

This Technical Specification contains a formal reference information model of the concepts and methods established in IEC 81346-1, IEC 81346-2, IEC 61175, IEC 61666 and IEC 81714-3, which are its normative basis. The information model is normative with respect to data exchange.

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