The main domestic institutions related to electrical and electronic insulation technology are described earlier, and the main international agencies related to electrical and electronic insulation technology are introduced to you next.

Founded in 1906, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) IEC is the world's first international electrician standardization agency headquartered in Geneva. After the establishment of ISO in 1947, IEC was ISO as an electrical department, but remained technically and financially independent. Under the new ISO and IEC agreement of 1976, both organizations are legally independent organizations, IEC is responsible for international standardization in the field of electricians and electronics, while other areas are under the responsibility of ISO.

The purpose of IEC is to promote international cooperation in standardization and related issues in the field of electricians and electronics, and to enhance mutual understanding. To that end, various publications, including international standards, were published and it was to be hoped that the national committees would use them, subject to the availability of their national conditions. IEC's areas of work include electrical technology in power, electronics, telecommunications and nuclear energy.

The highest authority of IEC is the Council. Currently, 53 member States become IEC National committees, and each country can have only one body as its member. Each Member State is a member of the Council, and the Council meets once a year, known as the LEC Annual meeting, alternating among Member States. The Executive Committee deals with matters entrusted to it by the Council.

The technical work of IEC is the responsibility of the Executive Committee (CA). In order to improve work efficiency, the Executive committee is divided into a, B, c three groups, respectively, in different areas to deal with the coordination of standard development work. IEC currently has 104 technical committees and 143 sub-technical committees. China became a member of IEC's executive committee in 1957 and hosted the 54th and 66th annual sessions of IEC in 1990 and 2002, respectively.

IEC has three certification committees, namely, the electronic Components Quality Basin Assessment Committee (IECQ), the Electronic Safety Certification Board (IECEE) and the explosion-Proof electrical Certification Committee (IECEX). In order to harmonize the certification guidelines, IEC also established the Conformity Assessment Board (CAB) in 1996 to develop a series of certification and accreditation guidelines, including system certification.

有关电气电子绝缘技术的主要国际机构

前面介绍了有关电气电子绝缘技术的主要国内机构，接下来就为你介绍有关电气电子绝缘技术的主要国际机构。

国际电工委员会(IEC)   IEC成立于1906年，是世界上最早的国际性电工标准化机构，总部设在日内瓦。1947年ISO成立后，IEC曾作为电工部门并人ISO，但在技术上、财务上仍保持其独立性。根据1976年ISO与IEC的新协议，两组织都是法律上独立的组织，IEC负责有关电工、电子领域的国际标准化工作，其他领域则由ISO负责。

IEC的宗旨是促进电工、电子领域中标准化及有关方面问题的国际合作，增进相互了解。为实现这一目的，出版包括国际标准在内的各种出版物，并希望各个国家委员会在其本国条件许可的情况下，使用这些国际标准。IEC的工作领域包括了电力、电子、电信和核能方面的电工技术。

IEC的最高权力机构是理事会。目前有53个成员国成为IEC国家委员会，每个国家只能有一个机构作为其成员。每个成员国都是理事会成员，理事会会议一年一次，称为LEC年会，轮流在各个成员国召开。执行委员会处理理事会交办的事项。

IEC的技术工作由执委会(CA)负责。执委会为了提高工作效率，分为A, B, C三个组，分别在不同领域同时处理标准制定工作中的协调问题。IEC目前有104个技术委员会、143个分技术委员会。中国于1957年成为IEC的执委会成员，分别于1990年和2002年承办了IEC第54届和第66届年会。

IEC设有三个认证委员会，分别是电子元器件质盆评定委员会(IECQ)、电子安全认证委员会(IECEE )、防爆电气认证委员会(IECEX)。为了统一制定有关认证准则，IEC还于1996年成立了合格评定委员会(CAB)，负责制定包括体系认证工作在内的一系列认证和认可准则。