100011110001

100011110001 is a binary numeral comprising 12 bits. In discussions of numeric representations, digital electronics, and coding theory, such strings illustrate how binary values are written and processed.

Its value in other bases is decimal 2289 and hexadecimal 0x8F1. The 12-bit width is notable when comparing with common 8-bit and 16-bit patterns used in computer memory and data transmission.

A notable property of this sequence is that it reads the same forwards and backwards, making it a binary palindrome. This symmetry means bit i from the left equals bit i from the right for all positions.

When padded to standard byte boundaries, it can be represented as 0000100011110001 in 16 bits (hex 0x08F1). As two bytes, it corresponds to 08 and F1. This demonstrates how fixed-length binary strings map to common byte-oriented formats.

In practical contexts, 12-bit palindromic patterns are often used as simple test vectors in hardware design and software examples. The particular value 100011110001 does not correspond to a widely used standard, but it serves as a concrete example of a palindromic binary pattern.