1010001011101

1010001011101 is a binary numeral consisting of 13 digits (bits). In base-2, each 0 or 1 represents a power of two, with the leftmost bit contributing 2^12. The value of this binary string is 5213 in decimal, and 0x145D in hexadecimal. It has seven 1-bits, giving a Hamming weight of 7 and an odd parity.

Because it spans 13 bits, it does not align with common byte-sized encodings such as 8-bit ASCII or UTF-8. In decimal it factors as 5213 = 13 × 401, showing it is not prime. The binary pattern can be used as an example in discussions of fixed-width binary fields or bitwise operations, e.g., masking or shifting.

In some contexts a 13-bit value may appear in signal processing, communication protocols, or memory addressing schemas that employ non-byte-aligned fields. However, without additional contextual information, 1010001011101 has no widely recognized meaning on its own.