GB/T 15127-1994
AbolishedInformation processing systems--Data communication--Twisted pair multipoint interconnections
信息处理系统 数据通信 双扭线多点互连
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the physical layer and medium access control requirements for twisted pair cable used in multipoint data communication systems. It is applied in local area network (LAN) environments where multiple devices, such as terminals or workstations, share a common twisted pair bus for serial data transmission. The standard ensures interoperability and signal integrity in industrial or office information processing systems requiring cost-effective, short-distance networking.
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