1011010011

1011010011 is a 10-bit binary string that can be interpreted as a binary numeral or as a pattern of bits used in digital data. It does not correspond to a fixed standard on its own but appears in examples, test vectors, or encoding schemes where ten bits are meaningful.

As an unsigned integer, 1011010011 equals 723 in decimal. In hexadecimal, it corresponds to 0x2D3. The 10-bit length means the value range is 0 to 1023.

If interpreted as a signed value in two's complement with 10 bits, the bit pattern represents -301. This demonstrates how the same bit string can have different numeric meanings depending on the chosen interpretation.

In practice, such a sequence might encode a small set of flags or an identifier in a compact bitfield, serve as a test pattern in hardware design, or appear in teaching materials illustrating binary arithmetic or endianness. The absence of context leaves its meaning ambiguous.

In computing discussions, 1011010011 is typically presented alongside representations in other bases, such as decimal or hexadecimal, or as part of a larger data word.