10001111001001

10001111001001 is a binary sequence consisting of 14 bits. When interpreted as an unsigned integer, the sequence represents the decimal value 9161. In hexadecimal notation, it corresponds to 0x23C9. If interpreted as a 14-bit two's complement signed value, the leading 1 indicates a negative number, giving -7223.

As a fixed-length bit pattern, this sequence can appear in various digital contexts, such as data encoding, bit masking, or as an example in discussions of binary arithmetic. The pattern itself does not convey a widely recognized semantic meaning; it primarily serves to illustrate how binary digits map to different numerical representations across bases and signed interpretations.

In summary, the binary string 10001111001001 encodes 9161 in unsigned form, 0x23C9 in hexadecimal, and -7223 in 14-bit two's complement signed form. Its primary value lies in demonstrating base conversion and the impact of sign interpretation on a fixed-length binary sequence.