ISO 646
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Revision as of 01:15, 1 June 2019
ISO 646 was a set of 7-bit encodings designed to internationalize ASCII. The control characters, digits, letters, and some punctuation are the same in all variants, but some other ASCII characters are replaced by characters needed in particular languages. It is equivalent to the ISO T.50 International Reference Alphabet.
List of encodings
- ISO 646-CA (Canada / French) - code table
- ISO 646-CA-2 (Canada / French)
- ISO 646-CH (Switzerland) - code table
- ISO 646-CN (China / Basic Latin) - code table
- ISO 646-CU (Cuba / Spanish) - code table
- ISO 646-DE (Germany) - code table
- ISO 646-DK (Denmark) - code table
- ISO 646-ES - code table
- ISO 646-FI (Finland) - code table
- ISO 646-FR (France) - code table
- ISO 646-GB (Great Britain) - code table
- ISO 646-HU (Hungary) - code table
- ISO 646-IRV (International Reference Version) - code table
- ISO 646-IT (Italy) - code table
- ISO 646-JP (Japan / Romaji) - code table
- ISO 646-JP OCR-B (Japan / Romaji) - code table
- ISO 646-KR (Korea / Latin) - code table
- ISO 646-MT (Malta) - code table
- ISO 646-NL (Netherlands) - code table
- ISO 646-NO (Norway) - code table
- ISO 646-NO-2 (Norway)
- ISO 646-PT (Portugal) - code table
- ISO 646-SE (Sweden) - code table
- ISO 646-SE-2 (Sweden) - code table
- ISO 646-US (Same as ASCII) - code table
- ISO 646-YU (Yugoslavia) - code table
