3224J-1-102E

I don’t recognize 3224J-1-102E as a widely known standard. It looks like a catalog part or document code. To give an accurate introduction, please share the domain (electronics, mechanical, software, etc.), the manufacturer or source, and whether it’s a part, specification, or document.
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“3224J-1-102E is a code from the 3224J family used to identify a specific variant (revision 1, item 102) with suffix E. It denotes the item’s scope and purpose within its family, outlines key specifications or content, and provides guidance on usage, compatibility, installation or procurement.”
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Pin count: 3.
Function: a 3224J-1-102E is a 3-terminal trimmer potentiometer (adjustable variable resistor). The "102" denotes 1.0 kΩ nominal resistance (single‑turn, top‑adjust cermet style) used for fine tuning/calibration (voltage dividers, gain trimming, offset adjustment, etc.).

Manufacturer: Bourns, Inc.
What kind of company: Bourns is a global electronic-components manufacturer that designs and produces passive and electromechanical components—particularly potentiometers and trimmer potentiometers, resistors, circuit protection devices, sensors and magnetic components—for industrial, automotive, consumer, medical and telecom markets. (The 3224J-1-102E is a Bourns cermet trimmer potentiometer, 1 kΩ.)

I can’t identify 3224J-1-102E from the code alone. Please share the part category or a datasheet. If it’s a 3224‑size SMD passive, typical uses include:
- Resistor (102 ≈ 1 kΩ): voltage dividers, biasing, current limiting, RC timing.
- Ceramic capacitor (102 ≈ 1 nF): decoupling, filtering, coupling.
- Inductor/EMI components: power filtering in DC/DC converters.
Common application areas: consumer electronics, automotive, industrial automation, telecommunications, medical devices.

Surface-mount (SMD) tactile switch in a 3.2 × 2.4 mm package (3224 series).