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'''ISOBUS''', also known as '''ISO 11783''' is a standard that specifies a method of interoperability between electronics systems for heavy duty equipment types that use separable implements. Technical development of the standard began in 1991 when ISO established the SC 19 agriculture electronics group. The standard was introduced in tractors and implements in 2001. | '''ISOBUS''', also known as '''ISO 11783''' is a standard that specifies a method of interoperability between electronics systems for heavy duty equipment types that use separable implements. Technical development of the standard began in 1991 when ISO established the SC 19 agriculture electronics group. The standard was introduced in tractors and implements in 2001. | ||
Manufacturers of ISOBUS compliant connectors include [[Amphenol]], [[Phoenix Contact|Phoenix Connector]], [[Powell Electronics]], [[TE Connectivity]], [[US CONEC]], [[PEI-Genesis]], and [[Huber+Suhner]]. | Manufacturers of ISOBUS compliant connectors include [[Amphenol]], [[Phoenix Contact|Phoenix Connector]], [[Powell Electronics]], [[TE Connectivity]], [[US CONEC]], [[PEI-Genesis]], and [[Huber+Suhner]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:47, 19 December 2025
ISOBUS, also known as ISO 11783 is a standard that specifies a method of interoperability between electronics systems for heavy duty equipment types that use separable implements. Technical development of the standard began in 1991 when ISO established the SC 19 agriculture electronics group. The standard was introduced in tractors and implements in 2001.
Manufacturers of ISOBUS compliant connectors include Amphenol, Phoenix Connector, Powell Electronics, TE Connectivity, US CONEC, PEI-Genesis, and Huber+Suhner.
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