1052c

1052c is an alphanumeric designation that appears in several unrelated contexts. Because it is not tied to a single standard or catalog, its meaning depends on the domain, manufacturer, or document in which it occurs. In commercial catalogs and hardware labeling, 1052c commonly serves as a model, part, or lot number. A product listing may use 1052c to identify a specific variant of a component, such as a sensor, relay, or integrated circuit. The same code can refer to a different part in another manufacturer's inventory, so the exact specifications must be confirmed on the accompanying datasheet or label.

In standards, specifications, or technical documents, 1052c can be a clause number, figure designation, or appendix tag within a larger document. There is no universal definition outside of its parent document.

In other contexts, 1052c may appear as a catalog code, file identifier, or project designation within organizations, libraries, or archival systems. The capitalization or punctuation (1052C vs 1052c vs 1052-C) can change or clarify meaning.

To determine what 1052c refers to in a given case, identify the source: the issuing organization, the surrounding text, or associated identifiers such as manufacturer names, part numbers, or standards titles. A search that includes the full code along with a domain hint (for example, "datasheet" or "standard") is often effective.