10000011011

10000011011 is an 11-bit binary numeral. In decimal terms, it equals 1051. This value is obtained by adding 2^10 (1024), 2^4 (16), 2^3 (8), 2^1 (2), and 2^0 (1), which sum to 1051. In hexadecimal, the same pattern is 0x41B.

The binary pattern can also be related to Unicode in a straightforward way: the decimal 1051 corresponds to the Unicode code point U+041B, which is the Cyrillic capital letter EL (Л). This illustrates how a single bit pattern can be interpreted in different encoding schemes to yield different meanings.

As an 11-bit value, 10000011011 occupies a range from 0 to 2047. When extended to larger widths, the pattern is typically padded with leading zeros, for example to 16 bits as 0000010000011011, which equals 0x041B in hexadecimal. In digital electronics and computing, such a pattern might serve as a data field, an opcode, an address fragment, or a flag combination, depending on the specific encoding or architecture.

Overall, 10000011011 is primarily notable as an example of binary-to-decimal and binary-to-hex conversions, and for its potential appearance in data, code, or encoding contexts rather than as a widely recognized constant or symbol.