ieee 1547

[mgd]

is this available for viewing online? online library? free?

thanks
mike

 

[mdshunk]

I'm interested to know, too. Every time I bump into needing an IEEE spec, it's big money. When I was in college, I was a student member, and could get the specs for free. Many of them are in college libraries, if you have a good university nearby that you can sneak into the library.

 

[mgd]

i was told to check out mit's library, but didn't come up with anything thru a search.

 

[ron]

Try a manufacturers rep that has an interest in that standard.
For example, 1547 has to do with protection for paralleling engines, so check with Basler, SEL, Multilin, Woodward, Beckwith, etc.

 

[brian john]

We have a IEEE membership that allows us to download standards, I think it cost $1525.00 a year. IMO not worth it, as I may download maybe $200.00-$500.00 worth a year. You can also purchase on an as needed basis online.