101011010110

101011010110 is a 12-bit binary sequence that can appear in digital computing as a data pattern, an identifier, or a test vector. As an unsigned binary value, it equals 2774 in decimal and AD6 in hexadecimal. If interpreted as a 12-bit two's complement signed integer, its value would be -1322.

In binary form, it contains seven ones and five zeros, giving a Hamming weight of 7. The leading bit is 1 and the trailing bit is 0. The pattern can be grouped as 1010 1101 0110, which corresponds to the hexadecimal digits AD6; in octal it is 5326.

Context: this sequence is generic and not tied to a specific standard. It may appear as an example in discussions of binary arithmetic, bitwise operations, parity tests, or as a test vector in digital logic design. If split into 6-bit blocks (101011 and 010110), it yields two values 43 and 22 in decimal, illustrating how different encodings map the same bit pattern.

See also: Binary numbers, Hexadecimal notation, Two's complement, Parity, Test vectors.