10011101011

10011101011 is an 11-bit binary string. In binary notation, it represents a non-negative integer when interpreted as unsigned data, and can function as a bit field in digital systems.

As an unsigned integer, its decimal value is 1259.

Interpreted as an 11-bit two's-complement signed value, the same bit pattern represents -789, since 1259 minus 2048 equals -789.

In computing contexts, such a pattern may appear as a small integer, a sequence of flags, or as part of a larger bitstream used in encoding or data transmission. The leftmost bit is 1, indicating the value lies in the upper half of the 11-bit range when viewed as unsigned data, and indicating a negative value in the two's-complement signed interpretation.

11-bit values are uncommon in modern architectures but can occur in legacy protocols, hardware registers, or protocol fields that require fixed-length bit fields. They are also used in certain compact data representations, error-detection schemes, and digital signaling where precise bit widths are essential.

For analysis, the string can be converted to decimal or other bases to reveal its structure, and its significance depends on the surrounding data format.

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