A3B11

A3B11 is an alphanumeric designation that has appeared in several unrelated contexts to label a specific item, configuration, or dataset. There is no universally recognized definition for A3B11, and its meaning is usually determined by the domain and the naming conventions of the organization using it.

In manufacturing, engineering, and inventory management, A3B11 can function as a part number or variant code. A3 might denote a product family, module type, or specification, while the 11 indicates a particular revision, version, or subvariant. Such codes are common in bills of materials, schematics, maintenance manuals, and catalogs to identify components without repeating full descriptions.

In other domains, A3B11 may appear as a codename or label in fictional works, game design, or community projects. It can designate a project, model of equipment, or a fictional asset within a story or game. In research or data labeling, A3B11 can serve as a sample identifier or label for a data point, experiment, or dataset.

Because A3B11 can refer to different things in different contexts, readers should consult the surrounding documentation to interpret the code accurately. If encountered in a document, the designation is typically defined in a glossary, index, or accompanying metadata. See also: part number, model number, product code.