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- International Standards - IEC
The IEC is one of the bodies recognized by the World Trade Organization and entrusted by it for monitoring the national and regional organizations agreeing to use IEC International Standards as the basis for national or regional standards as part of the WTO Technical Barriers to Trade Agreement
- Who we are - IEC
Founded in 1906, the IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) is the world’s leading organization for the preparation and publication of international standards for all electrical, electronic and related technologies
- IEC homepage
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- Understanding standards - IEC
IEC International Standards are essential for quality and risk management; they help researchers understand the value of innovation and allow manufacturers to produce products of consistent quality and performance
- About us - What does IEC do?
IEC work is underpinning the design, manufacturing, testing and certification of all electrical and electronic technologies, since its foundation in 1906
- How why the IEC was started
The last two decades of the 20th century saw the IEC continue to address new technologies as they emerged, creating new technical committees to prepare standards for lightning protection, fibre optics, ultrasonics, wind turbine systems, and design automation
- National Committees - IEC
Upon admission, every IEC Member – one National Committee per country - promises to fully represent all private and public national interests in the field of electrotechnology at the global level in IEC standardization and conformity assessment activities
- IEC e-tech
e-tech is an online platform published by the International Electrotechnical Commission, covering news on IEC standardization and conformity assessment activities Our updates and interviews explore diverse areas including power generation, transmission, distribution, renewable energy sources, energy storage, public and private transportation
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