10011011001001

10011011001001 is a binary numeral consisting of fourteen bits. As a raw bit pattern, its meaning depends on the encoding or protocol that uses it.

As an unsigned integer, the pattern equals 9,929 (decimal) and 0x26C9 (hex).

If interpreted as a 14-bit signed two's-complement value, the leading bit indicates a negative number, yielding -6,455.

When split into two 7-bit chunks, the pattern corresponds to 1001101 and 1001001, which are the ASCII codes for 'M' and 'I'. Thus the sequence can encode the letters 'MI' in 7-bit ASCII.

In practical terms, 14-bit patterns appear in some digital interfaces, memory fields, or communication schemes that allocate fourteen bits for a value; they can also form 14-bit pairs in MIDI-style data or two 7-bit quantities.

Overall, 10011011001001 is a bit string with multiple possible meanings; without a specified encoding it is a neutral binary pattern.