C1V1V2

C1V1V2 is an alphanumeric label used in various domains to identify a specific item, configuration, or variant within a larger system. There is no universal definition for C1V1V2; its meaning depends on the context and the documentation of the system that employs it.

Structure and interpretation

Commonly, the letters in C1V1V2 represent category or component (C) and variant or version (V), while the trailing digits provide ordinal indices such as version numbers, build numbers, or sequence identifiers. The compact, separator-free form makes it suitable for inclusion in catalogs, repositories, or naming schemes where space is limited. Different implementations may assign different meanings to each segment, so interpretation requires system-specific guidance.

Examples by domain

- Manufacturing and product catalogs: C1V1V2 could denote component 1, variant 1, revision 2, allowing precise tracking across a product line.

- Software versioning and releases: the tag might represent codebase 1, version 1, build 2, used to distinguish builds in release management.

- Chemistry and materials databases: an internal code where C1 indicates a core scaffold and V1, V2 indicate two substitution patterns or verification runs associated with the same basic molecule.

- Archival and library systems: a classification code where C1 marks a collection and V1, V2 denote volumes or subcollections within it.

Notes

Because C1V1V2 is not standardized, users should consult the relevant system’s documentation to determine the exact meaning in a given context. See also alphanumeric coding, versioning schemes, and product nomenclature.