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The IEEE 1722 working group defines formats and synchronization mechanisms for transporting media and control data over Ethernet-based time-sensitive networks.\u00a0 The group is chartered by the IEEE Microprocessor Standards Committee<\/a> and uses the IEEE standards process<\/a> in the production of its standards.<\/p>\n In addition to this webpage, the IEEE 1722 working group uses the AVB Transport Protocol (AVBTP) email reflector for communications.\u00a0 To join (or leave) the AVBTP reflector, please see these instructions<\/a>.<\/p>\n The IEEE 1722 working group collaborates closely with the IEEE 1722.1 working group.\u00a0 The\u00a0IEEE P1722.1 Working Group\u00a0<\/a>is defining an upper layer Discovery, Enumeration, Connection and Control standard for devices using IEEE 1722 streams to communicate over time-sensitive Ethernet networks.\u00a0\u00a0For questions on the IEEE P1722.1 Working Group, contact the Working Group Chair,\u00a0Richard Bugg<\/a>.<\/p>\n The latest version of the IEEE 1722 standard is IEEE 1722-2016<\/a>.<\/p>\n The IEEE 1722 working group maintains all of the public contributions<\/a> for past and future versions of the 1722 specification. The working group also maintains a private area<\/a> for interim drafts, discussion and status of work that is currently in progress.\u00a0 Access to the private area requires login credentials.<\/p>\n We also maintain meeting minutes<\/a> for all of our meetings.<\/p>\n The IEEE 1722 working group abides by the IEEE SA Policies and Procedures<\/a>.\u00a0 \u00a0In particular, it uses the IEEE SA Patent Policy<\/a> regarding handling of intellectual property for all discussion and contributions.\u00a0 The IEEE 1722 working group has its own Policy and Procedures document<\/a> governing its organization and operation.<\/p>\nGroup Communications<\/h3>\n
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