Membership Benefits—Standards

TIA offers invaluable regulatory and legislative monitoring and advocacy that helps members compete successfully in today’s dynamic high-tech global environment.
Engineering Committees. A major function of this work is the writing and maintenance of voluntary industry standards and specifications, the formulation of positions for presentation on behalf of the United States in international standards form, and the preparation of technical information and reports for use by industry and government. These activities are carried out by the volunteer members of TIA engineering committees.

• FO-4  Fiber Optics
• TR-8  Mobile and Personal Private Radio Standards
• TR-14  Point-to-Point Communications Systems
• TR-30  Multi-Media Access, Protocols and Interfaces
• TR-34  Satellite Equipment & Systems
• TR-41  User Premises Telecommunications Requirements
• TR-42  User Premises Telecommunications Cabling Infrastructure
• TR-45  Mobile and Personal Communications Systems Standards
• TR-47  Terrestrial Mobile Multimedia Multicast
• TR-48  Vehicular Telematics
• TR-49  Healthcare ICT
• WAG-16  U.S.Working Advisory Group (WAG) 16
• T.35 Code (T- and V-Series) Administration

• U.S. TAGs & International Secretariats
  
  
  • IEC TC46 Cables, Wires, Waveguides, R.F. Connectors, and Accessories for Communication and Signaling
  • IEC SC46A Coaxial Cables
  • IEC SC46C Wires & Symmetric Cables
  • IEC SC46F R.F. & Microwave Passive Components
  • IEC TC76 Optical Radiation Safety & Laser Equipment
  • IEC TC86 Fibre Optics
  • IEC SC86A Fibres & Cables
  • IEC SC86B Fibre Optic Interconnecting Devices & Passive Components
  • IEC SC86C Fibre Optics Systems & Active Devices
  • ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC25 Interconnection of Information Technology
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  • SO/IEC JTC 1/SC25/WG1 Home Electronic Systems
  • ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC25/WG3 Customer Premises Cabling