1D9E

1D9E is an alphanumeric string that can function as a code in several unrelated domains. It does not have a single, universally defined meaning; its interpretation depends on the context, whether mathematics, computing, manufacturing, or information tagging.

In computing and mathematics, 1D9E is most often encountered as a hexadecimal numeral. The value, written as 0x1D9E, equals 7582 in decimal. Four-digit hexadecimal codes commonly appear as constants, addresses, or identifiers in software, hardware documentation, and data formats.

As a model or part number, 1D9E can serve as an identifier within product catalogs, inventory systems, or engineering drawings. Different manufacturers may assign distinct specifications to a component bearing the code, so the exact meaning varies by supplier, industry sector, and catalog scheme.

In digital records and file naming, 1D9E is used for labeling, versioning, or categorization. Its compact, unambiguous form helps avoid confusion when multiple identifiers coexist in a dataset or workflow.

See also: hexadecimal numeral system; Unicode code points; product numbering; alphanumeric identifiers.