10011011010101

10011011010101 is a binary numeral consisting of 14 bits. In binary notation, the leftmost digit represents the most significant bit.

As an unsigned integer, it equals 9941 in decimal and 0x26D5 in hexadecimal. The 14-bit length makes it a non-standard width that may appear in compact data encodings or bit-streams.

Interpreting the sequence as two 7-bit ASCII values yields 1001101 and 1010101, which correspond to the letters M and U, respectively. Thus, when treated as ASCII-packed data, this 14-bit string could encode the two-character sequence MU. This example illustrates how a fixed-length binary string can represent different kinds of information depending on the interpretation.