1011001010101

1011001010101 is a binary numeral consisting of 13 bits. When interpreted as a base-2 number, it equals 5717 in decimal and 0x1655 in hexadecimal. The pattern begins and ends with 1 and contains seven 1s in total, yielding an odd number of set bits.

In digital systems, 13-bit sequences are non-byte-aligned and may appear as fields in custom data formats, addressing schemes, or test patterns. Because this width is not a multiple of eight, the meaning of the bits depends on the surrounding protocol, endianness, or framing. The value has no intrinsic ASCII or UTF-8 representation, and it is not a standard control code.

As a standalone value, 1011001010101 serves as a simple example for binary arithmetic, bit counting, and base conversion. Its decimal and hexadecimal equivalents allow for quick cross-referencing in mixed-base contexts.