100110100111

100110100111 is a binary numeral consisting of twelve digits, written in base-2. It is commonly used in computing as an example of fixed-length binary data and for illustrating conversion between numeral systems.

Value and representations: In decimal notation, 100110100111 equals 2471. When grouped into four-bit nibbles, it reads as 1001 1010 0111, which corresponds to the hexadecimal value 0x9A7.

Structure and interpretation: The pattern contains a mix of ones and zeros that can serve as a representative constant in digital logic, software demonstrations, and debugging examples. Its fixed length (12 bits) makes it suitable for illustrating concepts related to bit width, masking, and binary arithmetic in contrast to variable-length representations.

Usage: As a fixed-width 12-bit value, 100110100111 can appear in discussions of digital representations, memory handling in 12-bit systems, or as a general teaching example for binary-to-hexadecimal and binary-to-decimal conversions. It does not denote a widely recognized standard, acronym, or widely known data value beyond its role as an illustrative binary constant.

See also: Binary numeral system; Hexadecimal notation; 12-bit systems.