332a

332a is an alphanumeric designation used in various catalogs and reference systems to label items, models, parts, or entries. It does not correspond to a single universally defined entity, and its meaning varies by context.

In manufacturing and consumer electronics, codes like 332a often appear as model numbers, revision identifiers, or catalog entries. The trailing letter 'a' commonly signals a variant or updated version relative to a base item such as 332.

In software, hardware, and automotive documentation, 332a may identify a specific configuration, package, or build. Without the issuing body's context, the exact specification cannot be determined.

In scientific notation, alphanumeric strings are used in different ways; for example, genetic notation such as G332A denotes a nucleotide substitution at position 332, but the sequence 332a itself is not a standard term in biology.

Given the diversity of uses, a precise definition requires locating the source that uses the code, such as a product catalog, patent, standard, or database entry. If you have a particular context or field in mind, providing that context can help pinpoint its exact meaning. See also: model numbers, catalog coding, and disambiguation of alphanumeric identifiers.