ISO 10303-105-1996 cor1-2000 PDF

Full title and description

Industrial automation systems and integration — Product data representation and exchange — Part 105: Integrated application resource: Kinematics — Technical Corrigendum 1 (ISO 10303-105:1996/Cor 1:2000). This corrigendum provides technical corrections and clarifications to the original 1996 Part 105 (Kinematics) of the ISO 10303 (STEP) series and is published as a short, standalone correction document (corrigendum) intended to be applied to the 1996 edition of the part.

Abstract

This Technical Corrigendum 1 (2000) to ISO 10303-105:1996 amends and corrects errors in the original Part 105: Integrated application resource: Kinematics. It contains editorial and technical corrections necessary to ensure the EXPRESS information model, definitions and constraints in the 1996 edition are accurate and implementable by CAD and kinematic-analysis systems. The corrigendum is a short document (approximately 10 pages) that must be read in conjunction with ISO 10303-105:1996.

General information

• Status: Withdrawn (corrigendum status: withdrawn; the Part has later revisions).
• Publication date: 2000-03 (Corrigendum 1 published March 2000; some catalog entries list 23–24 February 2000 as an implementation date).
• Publisher: International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
• ICS / categories: 35.240.20 (IT applications in office work / product data exchange).
• Edition / version: Edition 1 — Corrigendum 1 to ISO 10303-105:1996 (i.e., ISO 10303-105:1996/Cor 1:2000).
• Number of pages: 10 pages (corrigendum document length).

Scope

The corrigendum applies specifically to ISO 10303-105:1996 (the Kinematics integrated application resource). Its scope is to supply corrections (technical and editorial) to the published 1996 Part 105 so that the expressive information model and associated constraints correctly represent kinematic constructs needed for communication between CAD systems and kinematic analysis systems. It is not a standalone new specification but an amendment to be used with the 1996 edition.

Key topics and requirements

• Corrections to the EXPRESS schema and data type definitions used for kinematic modeling.
• Clarifications of entity semantics and attribute constraints relevant to kinematic assemblies and motion definitions.
• Editorial fixes to examples, normative text and cross-references to ensure implementability.
• Short, targeted changes intended to be applied directly to the 1996 part rather than introducing new features.

Typical use and users

Implementers and users of the STEP (ISO 10303) suite working on kinematic models: CAD software developers, kinematic-analysis tool vendors, PLM integrators, standards implementers, and system integrators who need to ensure consistent interpretation of kinematic data exchanged between systems. The corrigendum is primarily of interest to implementers of ISO 10303-105:1996 who must apply the corrections to achieve interoperability.

Related standards

ISO 10303-105:1996 (the base Part 105: Kinematics) to which this corrigendum applies; other parts of the ISO 10303 (STEP) family such as application and resources parts used for geometry, assemblies and behaviour; and later revisions of Part 105 (subsequent editions published after 1996, e.g., later revisions of Part 105 published in the 2010s). The Part has been revised since 1996 and the corrigendum and original edition have been superseded by later editions of Part 105.

Keywords

ISO 10303, STEP, Part 105, Kinematics, corrigendum, correction, EXPRESS schema, CAD data exchange, product data representation, interoperability.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: ISO 10303-105:1996/Cor 1:2000 is a Technical Corrigendum (Corrigendum 1, published in 2000) that provides corrections to ISO 10303-105:1996 — the STEP Integrated Application Resource for Kinematics. It is a short correction document meant to amend the 1996 edition.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers targeted technical and editorial corrections to the information model, EXPRESS schema elements, definitions and constraints in Part 105 (Kinematics) so implementers of the 1996 edition can correctly interpret and exchange kinematic data. The corrigendum is intended to be used together with the 1996 Part 105.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Software vendors and engineers working on CAD, kinematic analysis, PLM integration and STEP-based data exchange who implemented or relied on ISO 10303-105:1996. Standards editors and technical committees also use corrigenda when maintaining or preparing revised editions.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: The corrigendum (and the 1996 edition it amends) has been withdrawn; Part 105 has later been revised in subsequent editions. Users should refer to the later revision(s) of ISO 10303-105 (later editions of Part 105 published after 1996) for the current normative text.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — it is part of the ISO 10303 series (commonly known as STEP), which is a multipart international standard for the computer-interpretable representation and exchange of product manufacturing information. Part 105 is the Kinematics integrated application resource within that series; the corrigendum is an amendment to that specific part.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: STEP, ISO 10303, integrated application resource, kinematics, corrigendum, EXPRESS, CAD data exchange, product data representation, interoperability.