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Do Users put the Revision Level in the Description or do they use the Revision Field?
 
Do Users put the Revision Level in the Description or do they use the Revision Field?
 
 

ManEx encourages users to take full advantage of the nomenclature provided. The CLASS field, of 8 characters, is used for the top level of a part class, e.g. resistor, capacitor, etc. The TYPE field, also 8 characters, is used for a subset of the class. The PART NUMBER field, of 25 characters, is specific to a specific set of parameters for a part class and type. And the REVISION, of 4 characters allows for distinctions between revisions of the same part numbers. So fully utilized, there are a total of 45 characters to precisely descript an inventory part. There are a variety of additional fields to identify specific characteristics of a given part, such as the source, the material type, and several different cost structures.

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