OS GSO IEC/TS 62773:2016
IEC TS 62773:2014
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27 September 2016
Railway applications - Procedure to determine the performance requirements for radio systems applied to radio-based train control systems
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OS GSO IEC/TS 62773:2016 Scope
IEC TS 62773:2014 establishes a procedure to be used by rail transport authorities and/or radio suppliers to determine the appropriate performance requirements of radio system for a radio-based train control system, consistent with their specific business needs and existing conditions: the Technical Specification itself consists in defining a procedure linking preconditions to some radio parameters. Then, the appropriate performance requirements are deduced by the user of the Technical Specification from the radio parameters.
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