1010110000011

1010110000011 is a binary numeral consisting of 13 digits. As a plain bit string, it may be used in computing as a data value, a mask, or a test pattern. Its value in decimal is 5511, and in hexadecimal it is 0x1587. If interpreted as a 13-bit number in two's complement notation, the leftmost bit indicates a negative value, giving -2681.

The pattern has seven ones and six zeros, with a run of five consecutive zeros toward the end. It is not a palindrome and does not form a common fixed-width encoding for characters such as ASCII or UTF-8. The string therefore does not encode standard text by itself and is typically treated as a generic bit pattern.

In practical terms, 13-bit width appears in some specialized hardware interfaces, microcontroller configurations, or digital logic experiments, where bit strings of modest width are used to represent small ranges of values or specific control signals. Without additional context, 1010110000011 is understood as a particular 13-bit binary sequence rather than a symbol with an inherent, widely recognized meaning.

See also: binary numeral system, bit string, two's complement