101101011110

101101011110 is a binary numeral consisting of 12 bits. In binary notation, each bit represents a power of two, with the leftmost bit contributing 2^11 and the rightmost contributing 2^0. The pattern 101101011110 converts to the decimal number 2910 when read as an unsigned binary value. It can also be represented in hexadecimal as 0xB5E, since the bits group into 4‑bit nibbles as 1011 0101 1110.

Interpreting the same bit pattern as a 12‑bit two's complement signed integer (where the most significant bit is the sign bit) yields -1186, since 4096 − 2910 = 1186 and the negative form is used for values with a leading 1.

As a binary string, 101101011110 could appear as a fragment of a larger bitstream in data encoding, digital hardware descriptions, or memory words. It does not correspond to standard ASCII text by itself, since 12 bits do not map to full 8‑bit characters without segmentation.