IEEE is for what?

Answer 1

Hi. In electronics " Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers" http://www.answers.com/IEEE?cat=technology&gwp=13

Answer 2

IEEE is an acronym for "Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers". They are an organization that sets global standards for communication/engineering. For example, IEEE 802.11G is a standard for Wireless G. By putting IEEE in front, it's letting the person who looks at it know that it's a standard that's accepted globally. Many companies (Like Cisco, the people who own Linksys) make their own standards that aren't backed by the IEEE.

Answer 3

Nope, no card needed. Just hook your camera up and away you go! Of course simply plugging it in and turning on the camera would have been so much quicker than asking an Answers question..... EDIT*************** If the slot (on the PC) is too big for the cable, then what you have is a 6-pin socket on the PC and a 4-pin plug at the end of your cable. Not a problem, just go to your local big box store of electronics store and get a 6-pin cable. IEEE1394 (Firewire) has two standard calble ends - 6-pin and 4-pin. Typically 4-pin cable are self powered (like a camcorder). A 6-pin cable will not hurt it. Just bring your current camera cable with you to make sure the end you plug into your camera is correct. MY guess is you need a 4-to-6 pin cable.

Answer 4

Did you see 1394 IEEE? Firewire port.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE

Answer 5

IEEE is a faster printer cable that supports the fast USB ports. I believe that it is used as fire wire too. It is a good piece of wire.

Answer 6

Hello, it stands for "Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers" which is the governing body that decides what conditions must be met for a device to be compliant to a standard. In otherwords they say if you want to call your router an Wireless N router it must do this this and this or you cannot claim that you are N compliant.

Answer 7

IEEE! it's a sound i make when i'm troubled?

Answer 8

Or Internet Explorer lol