1010000011011

1010000011011 is a binary numeral consisting of 13 bits. Interpreted as an unsigned integer, it equals 5147 in decimal and 0x141B in hexadecimal.

The bit pattern features a five-zero run in the middle: 1010000011011. The most significant bit is 1, and the least significant bits form 1011. The number is odd. If interpreted as a signed 13-bit two's complement value, it represents -3045 (since 5147 - 2^13 = 5147 - 8192 = -3045).

In terms of usage, 13-bit widths are not standard for common primitive types in modern architectures, so this sequence is not tied to a particular machine instruction set. It may appear as a field value in custom data formats or serve as an instructional example for binary encoding, base conversions, and bit-pattern analysis.

There is no widely recognized meaning attached to this specific binary string beyond its numerical value. As a data item, it can illustrate how binary numbers map to decimal and hexadecimal, and how bit patterns—such as the central run of zeros and the trailing 11011 bits—relate to different representations and interpretations.