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ITU

International Telecommunication Union

The ITU is the United Nations specialized agency for information and communication technologies. ITU standards (Recommendations) are fundamental to the operation of global telecommunications networks and services.

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InternationalSyntax ITU Recommendations follow the pattern: ITU-[Sector] [Series][Number]-[Year]. Sectors include R (Radiocommunication), T (Telecommunication Standardization), and D (Telecommunication Development). Website
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Components 4

Structured elements that make up a ITU identifier:

Sector
Enumeration

ITU sector: R (Radiocommunication), T (Standardization), D (Development)

R (Radiocommunication)T (Standardization)D (Development)
Required. After hyphen following ITU.
e.g.T
:sector
Series
Enumeration

The series letter (e.g., G, E, H, SA)

GEHIJLMN +9 more
Required. Follows sector, separated by dot.
e.g.G
:series
Number
String

The recommendation number

Series-specific. Often includes dot-separated sub-numbers.
e.g.992.1
Year
Year

Publication year

Optional. Preceded by hyphen.
e.g.2019

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Relationships between ITU identifiers:

RelationDescriptionSyntaxExample
AmendmentModifies a RecommendationITU-[Sector] [Series].[Number]/Amd [N]ITU-T G.992.1/Amd 1
CorrigendumCorrects errorsITU-[Sector] [Series].[Number]/Cor [N]ITU-T G.992.1/Cor 1
SupplementAdditional contentITU-[Sector] [Series].[Number] Suppl [N]ITU-T G.992.1 Suppl 1

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