10110100101

10110100101 is an 11-bit binary numeral. When interpreted as an unsigned binary number, it equals 1445 in decimal and 0x5A5 in hexadecimal. The bit-length of 11 places it within a non-standard width, with a maximum unsigned value of 2047.

The string contains six ones and five zeros. The first three bits are 101 and the last three bits are also 101, giving a visible symmetry at the ends. The sequence is not a palindrome.

In a signed interpretation using two's complement on an 11-bit register, the leading bit is the sign bit, so 10110100101 represents -603.

In computing and digital design, 11-bit patterns can appear in specialized identifiers, addressing schemes, or test vectors. The hexadecimal form 0x5A5 is sometimes used in documentation or hardware testing because it alternates digits and is easy to recognize. In general, 11-bit values occupy the range 0–2047 for unsigned numbers and -1024 to 1023 for signed two's complement numbers.

See also: Binary numeral system; Two's complement.