10010001101011

10010001101011 is a binary numeral consisting of 14 bits. In digital contexts, such strings are used to encode numbers, flags, or small data fields.

It represents the decimal value 9323 and the hexadecimal value 0x246B. When padded to 16 bits for display, the value appears as 0010010001101011.

As a 14-bit quantity, it can encode values from 0 to 16383. Its meaning depends on context, such as whether it is treated as an unsigned integer, a signed value, or a data bit pattern in a communication protocol.

Interpreting the string as two 7-bit ASCII codes yields 1001000 and 1101011, which correspond to the characters 'H' and 'k'. However, together the pair does not form a standard text sequence and is generally not meaningful without specific encoding rules.

See also binary numeral system; binary to decimal conversion; 14-bit data; ASCII encoding.