1000001101101

1000001101101 is a binary numeral consisting of 13 bits. When interpreted as binary, it equals the decimal number 4205 and the hexadecimal value 0x106D. The most significant bit is 1, placing the value in the upper part of the 13-bit unsigned range (0 to 8191). The least significant bit is also 1, so the number is odd.

In binary form, 1000001101101 is a specific bit pattern that could appear in digital data, identifiers, or control fields in specialized hardware or communication protocols. The 13-bit width is non-standard for common modern architectures, where 8, 16, 32, or 64 bits are typical, but 13-bit fields can arise in legacy systems or custom data formats.

Alternative interpretations exist. If read as a 13-bit two's complement integer, the value would be -3987, since 4205 minus 2^13 equals -3987. This illustrates how the same bit sequence can represent different numbers depending on the chosen encoding.

There is no widely known mathematical constant or standard associated with the specific binary string 1000001101101. It is primarily of interest as a numeric value or as a pattern within a larger dataset, rather than as a distinct named object.