KOI8-B

KOI8-B is the informal name for an 8-bit Roman / Cyrillic character set derived from KOI8-R, but with only the letter subset defined.[1] As such it was implemented by some font vendors for PC Unixes like Xenix in the late 1980s.[1]

Character set

The following table shows the KOI8-B encoding. Each character is shown with its equivalent Unicode code point and its decimal code point.

KOI8-B[1][2]
_0 _1 _2 _3 _4 _5 _6 _7 _8 _9 _A _B _C _D _E _F
0_
1_
2_ SP
0020
32		 !
0021
33		 "
0022
34		 #
0023
35		 $
0024
36		 %
0025
37		 &
0026
38		 '
0027
39		 (
0028
40		 )
0029
41		 *
002A
42		 +
002B
43		 ,
002C
44		 -
002D
45		 .
002E
46		 /
002F
47
3_ 0
0030
48		 1
0031
49		 2
0032
50		 3
0033
51		 4
0034
52		 5
0035
53		 6
0036
54		 7
0037
55		 8
0038
56		 9
0039
57		 :
003A
58		 ;
003B
59		 <
003C
60		 =
003D
61		 >
003E
62		 ?
003F
63
4_ @
0040
64		 A
0041
65		 B
0042
66		 C
0043
67		 D
0044
68		 E
0045
69		 F
0046
70		 G
0047
71		 H
0048
72		 I
0049
73		 J
004A
74		 K
004B
75		 L
004C
76		 M
004D
77		 N
004E
78		 O
004F
79
5_ P
0050
80		 Q
0051
81		 R
0052
82		 S
0053
83		 T
0054
84		 U
0055
85		 V
0056
86		 W
0057
87		 X
0058
88		 Y
0059
89		 Z
005A
90		 [
005B
91		 \
005C
92		 ]
005D
93		 ^
005E
94		 _
005F
95
6_ `
0060
96		 a
0061
97		 b
0062
98		 c
0063
99		 d
0064
100		 e
0065
101		 f
0066
102		 g
0067
103		 h
0068
104		 i
0069
105		 j
006A
106		 k
006B
107		 l
006C
108		 m
006D
109		 n
006E
110		 o
006F
111
7_ p
0070
112		 q
0071
113		 r
0072
114		 s
0073
115		 t
0074
116		 u
0075
117		 v
0076
118		 w
0077
119		 x
0078
120		 y
0079
121		 z
007A
122		 {
007B
123		 |
007C
124		 }
007D
125		 ~
007E
126
8_
9_
A_ ё
0451
163
B_ Ё
0401
179
C_ ю
044E
192		 а
0430
193		 б
0431
194		 ц
0446
195		 д
0434
196		 е
0435
197		 ф
0444
198		 г
0433
199		 х
0445
200		 и
0438
201		 й
0439
202		 к
043A
203		 л
043B
204		 м
043C
205		 н
043D
206		 о
043E
207
D_ п
043F
208		 я
044F
209		 р
0440
210		 с
0441
211		 т
0442
212		 у
0443
213		 ж
0436
214		 в
0432
215		 ь
044C
216		 ы
044B
217		 з
0437
218		 ш
0448
219		 э
044D
220		 щ
0449
221		 ч
0447
222		 ъ
044A
223
E_ Ю
042E
224		 А
0410
225		 Б
0411
226		 Ц
0426
227		 Д
0414
228		 Е
0415
229		 Ф
0424
230		 Г
0413
231		 Х
0425
232		 И
0418
233		 Й
0419
234		 К
041A
235		 Л
041B
236		 М
041C
237		 Н
041D
238		 О
041E
239
F_ П
041F
240		 Я
042F
241		 Р
0420
242		 С
0421
243		 Т
0422
244		 У
0423
245		 Ж
0416
246		 В
0412
247		 Ь
042C
248		 Ы
042B
249		 З
0417
250		 Ш
0428
251		 Э
042D
252		 Щ
0429
253		 Ч
0427
254		 Ъ
042A
255
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See also

References

  1. 1 2 3 Czyborra, Roman (1998-11-30) [1998-05-25]. "The Cyrillic Charset Soup". Archived from the original on 2016-12-03. Retrieved 2016-12-03. […] Let us call it KOI8-B, this extended (bolshee) KOI-8 base containing the letters (bukvy) common (basa) to all modern variants of KOI-8. […]
  2. ↑ "KOI8-B Mapping Table". 2017. Archived from the original on 2017-07-18. Retrieved 2017-07-18.
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