Standard ICS number:Information technology, office machinery and equipment >> 35.040 Character sets and information coding
Standard Classification Number:Electronic Components and Information Technology >> Information Processing Technology >> L71 Coding, Character Set, Character Recognition
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publishing house:China Standards Press
Publication date:1990-12-01
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Release date:1990-06-03
Review date:2004-10-14
drafter:Chen Yaoxing, Fu Yonghe, Wei Li, Lian Jinmei, Huang Weimin, Sun Jianyi, Zhang Shuyan
Drafting unit:The 15th Research Institute of the Ministry of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
Focal point unit:National Information Technology Standardization Technical Committee
Proposing unit:Ministry of Machinery and Electronics Industry of the People's Republic of China
Publishing department:State Bureau of Technical Supervision
This standard specifies the basic graphic characters and their encoding for information exchange in traditional Chinese characters. This standard is applicable to information exchange between systems such as traditional Chinese character processing and traditional Chinese character communication. GB 12345-1990 Chinese Character Coded Character Set Supplementary Set for Information Exchange GB12345-1990 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
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UDC681.3:003.324 National Standard of the People's Republic of China GB/T12345-90 Code of Chinese ideogram set for information interchangesupplementary set From March 23, 2017, this standard will be converted into a recommended standard and the number will be changed to GB/12345-1990. Issued on June 13, 1990 Issued by the State Administration of Technical Supervision Implementation on December 1, 1990 National Standard of the People's Republic of China Based on the integration and simplification of the National Standard (No. 7 of 2017) and mandatory standards, this standard will be converted into a recommended standard set and will no longer be mandatory from March 23, 2017 Code of Chinese ideogram set for information interchange supplementary set 1 Subject content and scope of application This standard specifies the basic graphic characters and their codes for information interchange of compact characters. This standard applies to information exchange between systems such as overall word processing, traditional Chinese learning and communication. 2 Reference standards GB1988 GB2311 GB2312 3 Terminology 3.1 Basic set Information processing Seven-bit coded character set for information interchange Information processing Seven-bit and eight-bit coded character set Code extension technology Chinese character coded character set for information interchange Basic set Chinese character 24×24 dot matrix font set for information interchange Character set specified in GB2312. 3.2 Supplementary set The traditional Chinese character set corresponding to the basic set. Simplified characters Symmetry of "tight body characters", for the same Chinese character, simplified characters have fewer strokes than purple body characters. Traditional characters Symmetry of "simplified characters", originally had more strokes, and after the simplification of Chinese characters, simplified characters have replaced the characters. 3.5 Variant characters Characters with the same pronunciation and meaning but different shapes. Graphic characters Graphic character code table Graphic character code table is shown in Table 1. Blank positions In the code table, all blank positions that are not filled with graphic characters are used as further standardized areas. 4.3 Types and quantities of graphic characters GB/T12345-90 According to GB2312 and GB5007.1, this standard collects general symbols, sequence characters, and other symbols. Numbers, digits, Latin letters, Japanese kana, Greek letters, Russian letters, Chinese phonetic symbols, Chinese phonetic letters, Wen characters, etc., a total of 7583 graphic characters. 4.3.1 General symbols Approved by the State Administration of Technical Supervision on June 13, 1990 and implemented on December 1, 1990 GB/T12345-90 231 general symbols, including spacing, horizontal punctuation marks, vertical punctuation marks, operation symbols, unit symbols and tabulation symbols, etc. Their names are shown in Appendix A (Supplement). 4.3.2 Serial numbers 60 serial numbers. Among them, 1 to 20 are 20 in total, (1) to (20) are 20 in total, ①~ are 10 in total (one) to (ten) are 10 in total 4.3.3 Numbers Numbers There are 22 characters. Among them, there are 10 characters from 0 to 9, and 12 characters from 1 to 4.3.4 Latin letters 52 Latin letters. Among them, there are 26 uppercase letters A·Z, and 226 lowercase letters each·.*4.3.5 Japanese Kana 169 Japanese Kana, among which there are 83 Hiragana (including voiced, semi-voiced, tearing, glottal and other lowercase Kana), 86 Katakana (including voiced, semi-single, apostrophe, glottal and other lowercase Kana), 4.3.6 Greek letters 48 Greek letters. Among them, there are 24 uppercase letters A.0 and 24 lowercase letters 4.3.7 Russian letters 66 Russian letters, among which there are 33 uppercase letters A. and 33 lowercase letters a.4.3.8 Chinese phonetic symbols 32 phonetic symbols (including letters with tone symbols and other symbols). 4.3.9 Chinese Phonetic Alphabets Chinese Phonetic Alphabets Today 437 4.3.10 Chinese Characters There are 6866 Chinese characters, including 3755 first-level Chinese characters, 3008 second-level Chinese characters, and 103 supplementary Chinese characters. The classification and arrangement of Chinese characters are shown in Appendix B (Supplementary). The relationship and differences between this standard and GB2312 are shown in Appendix C (Reference). 5 Coding 5.1 Double-byte encoding in seven-bit and eight-bit environments In this standard, any graphic character is represented by two bytes in a seven-bit environment, and each byte is represented by the seven-bit encoding in GB1988 and GB2311. Of the two bytes, the high-order byte in front is the first byte, and the low-order byte in the back is the second byte. Their positions in the seven-bit code table are 2/1~7/14 or 21~7E (hexadecimal), see Table 1. In the seven-bit environment, the escape sequence indicating the graphic character set represented by the double-byte encoding of this standard is: ESC2/42/8F, ESC2/42/9F, ESC2/42/10F and ESC2/42/11F. In the eight-bit environment, the escape sequence indicating the graphic character set represented by the double-byte encoding of this standard is: ESC02/402/8F, ESC02/402/9F, ESC02/402/10F and ESC02/402/11F. When used as the G1 set, the position of each byte in the GB2311 eight-bit code table is 10/01~15/14 or A1~FE (hexadecimal), see Table 1. Note: The value of the termination character F is yet to be determined. 5.2 Method of indicating the position of graphic characters in the code table The code table is divided into 94 zones vertically, and each zone is divided into 94 bits horizontally. The zones are numbered from 1 to 94 and are identified by the high-order byte: the bits are also numbered from 1 to 94 and are identified by the low-order byte. The position of any graphic character in the code table is identified by the zone number and the bit number. The zone number and the bit number are connected by a hyphen. Example: Chinese character “响” is represented by 16-01, Note: ① The corresponding relationship between the column number and the row number in the area code and bit number GB1988 is: Column number/row number 2/1~7/14 2 The corresponding relationship between the area code and bit number and the column number and row number in the GB2311 eight-bit code table is: Column number/row number 10/01~15/14 10/01~15/14 Column number (row number corresponds to area code 1~94, corresponds to bit number 1~94. IstByt General symbol names are shown in Table A1. Position on the code table Area code number Separation point GB/T12345-90 Appendix A General special code name (Supplement) Tone symbol (Yinping) Tone symbol (Shangsheng) Unetranuclear symbol Same symbol Repeated symbol Acid fold Number range Double vertical bar Three-dot ellipsis Left single quotation mark Right single quotation mark Left double quotation mark Right double quotation mark Left hexagon bracket Right hexagon bracket Left single book title mark Right single book title mark Left double book title mark Right double book title mark Left angle quotation mark Right angle quotation mark Left double angle quotation mark Right double angle quotation mark Left blank square quotation mark Right blank square quotation mark Left solid square quotation mark Position on the code table Area code position Right solid square quotation mark Positive and negative signs, plus and minus signs Multiplication by series, "and\sign Addition by series, "or" sign (Multiplication) product Definition symbol Vertical sign Parallel to||t t||Ring integral Consistently equal to Equal to Approximately equal to Approximately to Proportional to Not equal to Not less than Not greater than Less than or equal to Position on the code table Area code and position Greater than or equal to Infinity Male symbol Female symbol Celsius symbol GB/T1234590 Continued table AI Four symbols (currency) International currency symbol Currency symbol Pound symbol Thousands Compared to section symbol number symbol double empty circle solid diamond solid square solid triangle right arrow left arrow up arrow down arrow space symbol sensory symbol position on the code table area code and position number digital symbol national currency symbol percentage sum, parallel symbol single quotation mark, emblem left bracket right bracket positive sign, plus sign hyphen, minus sign period, Decimal point Slash, division sign Less than sign Greater than sign Commercial symbol (unit price) Left square bracket Backslash Right square bracket Arrow, tone mark Underbar Grave accent Left curly bracket Right curly bracket Overbar Vertical comma Vertical period Vertical quotation Vertical pipe number Vertical semicolon Vertical exclamation mark Position on the code table Area code number Grouping interval Overhead bracket Lower circle bracket Upper hexagon bracket Lower hexagon bracket Upper single title mark Lower single title mark Upper double title mark Lower double title mark Upper angle guide Lower angle quotation marks Upper double angle quotation marks Lower double angle quotation marks GB/T1234590 Continued Table A1 Upper empty square quotation marks Lower empty square quotation marks Upper solid square quotation marks Lower solid square quotation marks Upper curly bracket Lower curly bracket Vertical dash Vertical three-dot ellipsis||tt ||Left vertical line Vertical book title marks xxTabulation symbol, the same below) Virtual 3x-x Deer 3X-X Diao 3y-y Kang 4x-x Virtual 4X-X Virtual 4yg Virtual 4Y-Y Position on the code table Area code number Position on the code table Area code number xty-xry xty-Xy GB/T1234590 Continued table Al Position on the code table Area code number X+yx-y X+yXy x+Yry x+yxy x+yxy x+yxy X+Yxy X+yXy X+yxY X+YXy X+YXY X+YXY X+YXY GB/T12345-90 Appendix B Graphic Character Partition Table (Supplement) ℃sQCf%sN★★ A×→+= 171819www.bzxz.net 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 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