10011011110001

10011011110001 is a binary sequence consisting of 14 bits. In digital contexts, such patterns are used to represent numbers, flags, or identifiers, and may appear in documentation as an example of a non-byte-aligned bitstring.

Numerical value: in binary, it represents the decimal number 9,969. In hexadecimal, it corresponds to 0x26F1.

Possible uses: as a standalone value, it could denote an identifier in a custom protocol or a specific configuration register; as a bit pattern, it could serve as a mask or flag field in a 14-bit register. In most modern systems, 14-bit values are less common than 8-, 16-, or 32-bit representations, but they occur in legacy hardware, telecommunication standards, or compact encodings.

Related concepts: binary numeral system, hexadecimal notation, bitwise operations, and binary literals in programming languages.