SJ 11242.3-2001 Information technology General multi-octet coded character set (Zone I) Chinese 64-dot matrix font Part 3: Kaiti

SJ 11242 specifies the 64-dot matrix fonts of Chinese characters in GB 13000.1. If there is no character in column G, the characters in columns T, J, and K are used instead and marked with an outer frame. SJ 11242.1-2001 is one of the SJ 11242 series of standards. It specifies the 64-dot matrix fonts of Chinese characters in area I of the basic multilingual plane in GB 13000.1 - Kaiti. SJ 11242.3-2001 Information Technology General Multi-Octet Coded Character Set (Area I) Chinese Character 64-Dot Matrix Fonts Part 3: Kaiti SJ11242.3-2001 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

1CS35.040
Preparation number, 9785-2002
Electronic industry standard of the People's Republic of China
SJ 11242.3--200t
Information technology
Universal multiple-octetceded character set (I Zane) -f4-dntsrmatrix fnnt of Chinese idcogram - Part 3: Kai ti2001-12-28 Issued
2002-01-01 Implementation
The Ministry of Information Industry of the People's Republic of China Issued before Ji
Scope:
2 Reference standards.
4 Arrangement order of dot matrix fonts,
5 Representation method of dot matrix fonts
6 Management of standard data
? No dot matrix fonts.
Additional simplified characters and existing characters to Appendix 4 (Appendix to the standard) No dot matrix font data
Appendix (Appendix to standard deviation)
Appendix C (Appendix to the suggestion)
SJ11242 According to the basic plane of GiR13 (KO.1), the Chinese character font provided by the T area is based on the standardized Chinese character shape and according to the principle of sorting out the Chinese character shape. The specific regulations of the Chinese character information system are the 64-dot matrix fonts of the four basic fonts SJ1L242. The 64-dot matrix fonts of the G column of GB13000.1 are specified. If the position of the G column is vacant, the T, K, and the missing characters are filled in, and the outer frame line is added.
5J11242-2001: 4 Information technology uses multiple eight-value coded character case 1 area) 64-dot matrix fonts. The general title ~, consists of the following parts:
-1 Part 1: Text
Part 2: Bold
Part 3: Audit
Part 4: Schematic
The Appendix B and Appendix A of this standard are the appendices of the standard, and Appendix B is the indicative appendix. This international standard is under the jurisdiction of the China Electronics Standardization Institute (CISI). The drafting units of this standard are: China Electronics Standardization Institute (CISI), Jinfeng Electronics Co., Ltd. The drafters of this standard are: Tao Yifeng, Zhu Lijian, Dai Hong, He Saimei, Gan Tianchi, Xu Naolu, Huo Gaoliang, Fang Chaoshun, Li Yonghua. The relevant matters concerning the authorization transfer of font data disclosure documents are unified by "China Electronics Standardization Institute" and "National Information Standardization Institute". Information Technology Standards Beijing Technical Committee" is responsible for the maintenance of data and data of character standards, currency and police; work. Address: No. 1, Andingmen East Street, Dongjian District, Beijing (Beijing 1101 Mailbox) Tel: 64007689 8-1025173 Others: 64007661 E-mail: daihongecesi.ac.cn Electronic Industry Standards of the People's Republic of China Information Technology General Multi-Eight Coded Character Set 1 Area) Part 3: Kaiti Wave 64 Dot Matrix Font Informatlon 1echnokogy Universal maltiple-D-ctetcoded cbaracter set (I Zone) - f4-datsmatrix font of Cinese ideugrun-Part3:Kai Ti1 specification
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This standard specifies CB13000, 1 Chinese basic multilingual plane = zone Chinese character 61 dot library font - quick reference: This standard is applicable to the market support title information system, and also to its related equipment 2 referenced standards
The provisions contained in the following standards, through the number of this standard constitute the provisions of the production standard, this standard published, the version is the format: all standard departments will be warned, the parties using this standard should explore the feasibility of using the latest version of the following standards. 6B13000.93 Information: Technical support month multi-eight-character coded character set 1CS) No.! Part: Basic structure and structure of the text July 1964, China Literature and Art Reform Commission, Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China, Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China (Republished on January 10, 1986) The first batch of heterogeneous regions Ningju organized "February 22, 1956, Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China, China Writing Reform Commission S Definitions This standard adopts the following definitions. 3.1 Glyph A recognizable graphic symbol that does not rely on any specific design. 3.2 Font Fant A group of glyph images with the same design, such as: book version Mi font. 3. Dot matrix font dotmtrixfant Represented by nesting of dots The shape of a graphic symbol. 3.4 Character order
The order in which a graphic character is divided according to a certain rule. 4 Order of dot matrix fonts
This standard is based on the coding order of GT13000.1! The order of each Chinese character dot matrix font, 5.1 Grid
The grid is formed by the intersection of the vertical and horizontal lines of the island. 4 This standard specifies a 61 dot matrix font. The grid is 34 horizontal and 61 vertical: the center of each square is defined as the center of the dot. Approved by the Ministry of Information Industry of the People's Republic of China on December 23, 2001 and implemented on January 1, 2002
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The grid is composed of dot matrix fonts. After all the points are positioned, the grid is shown in Figure 1: Figure 1 Grid Diagram
A dot is the smallest unit that makes up the dot matrix pattern, and is represented by a shape. It is located in the color area of ​​each grid. 5.3 Dot Matrix Fonts
Chinese characters are dotted and represented by a collection of dozens of dots in the Japanese font. The dot matrix font of the Chinese character "永" is shown in Figure 2:
264 Dot Matrix "永" Font
6 Management of Standard Data
In order to strengthen the management of fonts and font standard data used in information technology products, and to ensure the consistency and correctness of data in the implementation of this standard. The authorization transfer of relevant font data is unified between the "China Information Technology Standardization Research Institute" and the "National Information Technology Standardization Technical Reference" The committee is responsible for the work of the committee. It is also responsible for the inheritance, updating and revision of the standard data and data. 2
7 General character dot matrix font
7.1 Number of characters
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This standard proposes 64-dot matrix fonts for 20902 characters according to CB1300C.1. At the same time, the simplified characters in the simplified character list and the braille characters of the first characters are supplemented, Appendix (Appendix of the standard): 7.2 Chinese character font data
The representation of Chinese character dot matrix font data, see Appendix (Appendix of the standard). 3 Identification of variant characters
In this standard, all variant characters in the first batch of variant semi-full table are marked with a sign "" in the upper corner of the character in the font list.
7.4 Marking of old fonts
In this standard, the old fonts of page G of CB13000.1 are not used. If there will be a duplicate code after the font, the old font will be retained in the character list and marked with a hollow "" on the upper right corner of the character. 7.5 Preserve characterswww.bzxz.net
In this standard, we have found 1 incorrect and wrong character, see the appendix (suggestive appendix). 7.8 Standard character dot matrix font table
7.6.1 The Chinese character dot matrix fonts in column G of GB13000.1 are in the standard font table. The fonts without outer frame lines are the fonts of the characters in column G of CB:3000.1. 7.6.2 In the Chinese character dot matrix fonts in the T, J, and K columns of GB13000.1, there are some fonts that are missing in the G column of GB13000.1, and some fonts that are missing in the T, J, and E columns.
7.6.3 Chinese character 64-dot matrix font table
The 64-dot matrix fonts of the 20,902 Chinese characters in GB13000.1 and the 52 digital fonts added in the water standard are as follows: E
4F5佐佑
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4FT Baijinyoujiaban
Supply hate Tianyitaojunhuiyushi
504 chopsticks
505 proverbs
50B urge
50c Confucian
50D excellent
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Fake girl pretty
Qiao Mo Zhuo
Heng Hou Xiang
Shi You You Jian
51B ice
510 clean
525 brush
526 cooked
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F Taiwan eat history right
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54F beer
551 grind
552 Lao
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Zeng Ti Suo
Bo Ding Na Du Luo
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