1010110100001

1010110100001 is a binary numeral consisting of 13 digits. As a base-2 representation, it encodes the unsigned integer 5537 in decimal. In hexadecimal, the same value is 0x15A1. In many hardware description languages or digital design contexts it might be written as a 13-bit literal such as 13'b1010110100001 or as a bit vector [12:0] = 1010110100001.

Because it is a fixed-width bit string, it has a specific pattern, with six 1 bits and seven 0 bits, giving an even parity if parity is defined by the number of set bits. The string does not correspond to a standard ASCII character mapping, since ASCII typically uses 7 or 8 bits per character, and 13 bits are not a common encoding length for text.

In a wiki or reference context, 1010110100001 may be described as a concrete example of a 13-bit binary value rather than a value with a predefined meaning. Its interpretation depends on the surrounding system: it could represent a flag pattern, a small numeric constant in a digital circuit, or a test vector in software or hardware testing. Without additional context, it serves primarily as a specific binary example rather than a universally defined symbol or code.

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