1001100010001

1001100010001 is a binary numeral formed by thirteen digits. In standard positional notation, it represents the integer 4881 in decimal and 0x1311 in hexadecimal. The sequence can be read as a bit pattern, with bits at positions 12, 9, 8, 4, and 0 set to one (counting from zero on the least significant bit).

As a bit pattern, this sequence can function as a bitmask in a 13-bit field, enabling the corresponding features or flags for those positions. In other contexts, it might also be interpreted simply as a numeric value, a key, or an identifier depending on how the bits are mapped to meanings in a given system.

There is no widely recognized meaning attached to this exact sequence. It is not known as a standard constant, code, or dataset, and its significance would depend on the specific application or encoding scheme in which it appears.

Mathematically, the decimal value 4881 is composite, equal to 3 × 1627. The binary form 1001100010001 thus encodes a non-prime integer with a sparse set of set bits, which can be relevant in analyses of bit patterns, masks, or encodings.

In summary, 1001100010001 is a thirteen-bit binary representation of the number 4881 (0x1311). Its relevance is determined entirely by context, such as its use as a bitmask, an identifier, or a plain numeric value in computing or digital applications.