0010001111110100

0010001111110100 is a 16-bit binary value. In common numeric representations, it corresponds to the hexadecimal value 0x23F4 and the decimal value 9204. Because the most significant bit is 0, this pattern represents a nonnegative number in unsigned 16-bit form and also in 16-bit two’s complement signed form.

The bit pattern features a run of six consecutive ones in the middle (bits 9 through 4, if counting from the most significant bit as bit 15), flanked by zeros on both ends. The lower end ends with the two-bit suffix 00, while the higher end begins with 001.

In practical terms, such a binary sequence can function as a data word in digital electronics or as part of a bit mask or register value in programming and hardware design. Without additional context—such as the surrounding circuitry, protocol, or data encoding scheme—the pattern does not convey a predefined meaning on its own. It may be used to test bitwise operations, to initialize fields in a hardware register, or as a sample value in documentation and examples.

See also binary number, hexadecimal notation, two’s complement, and bitwise operations for related concepts and methods of interpretation.