B×160

B×160 is a designation that appears in multiple disciplines, where the symbol × can denote a cross, a Cartesian product, or simple multiplication. Because of its generic components, B×160 does not refer to a single, universally recognized entity; its meaning depends on the context in which it is used.

In mathematics and set theory, if B denotes a set, then B × {160} represents the Cartesian product of B with the singleton set containing 160. The resulting set consists of all ordered pairs (b,160) where b is an element of B. This construction is often used to illustrate product sets and to create parameterized families or coordinate representations. When the order of factors or the nature of B changes, the interpretation adjusts accordingly, but the basic idea remains a pairing with the value 160.

In computing and data documentation, the form B×160 may appear to indicate a block, dimension, or count associated with a category labeled B. For example, 160 might specify a size, a version number, or a unit measurement relevant to the data structure or software context. The precise meaning is determined entirely by surrounding documentation and conventions used in the project.

In branding and product catalogs, B×160 can function as a model or variant designation, where B indicates a series or line and 160 conveys a particular specification such as size, capacity, or version. In these cases, the term is used as a code rather than a mathematical construct, and its interpretation depends on the manufacturer's naming scheme.

See also: Cartesian product, cross product, model numbers, product naming conventions.