1001101100100

1001101100100 is a binary numeral consisting of 13 bits. In binary notation, each bit represents a power of two, with the value determined by which bits are set to 1.

Interpreted as an unsigned binary integer, this sequence equals 4964 in decimal and 0x1364 in hexadecimal. If placed in a 16-bit field, it would appear as 0001001101100100.

The number is even, since it ends with 00, and therefore divisible by 4. Its prime factorization is 2^2 × 17 × 73, giving a composite value typical of many binary-encoded data words.

In computing contexts, a 13-bit value such as this can encode integers from 0 to 8191. Patterns of this length may occur as data words, offsets, or control signals within systems that use nonstandard or variable-width data paths. The specific bit pattern 1001101100100 does not, by itself, correspond to a standard character in ASCII or Unicode, nor does it imply a widely recognized protocol or instruction in isolation.

See also: binary numeral system; hexadecimal notation; binary data in computing.