1011011000010

1011011000010 is a binary numeral that consists of 13 bits. When treated as an unsigned binary number, it equals the decimal value 5826 and the hexadecimal value 0x16C2. The most significant bit is 1, indicating a non-zero value in fixed-length binary representations. The sequence contains six ones and seven zeros, giving it a Hamming weight of 6.

In computing and digital design, 13-bit strings can serve as numeric values, bitfields, addresses for small memory spaces, or symbols within a communication frame. A 13-bit length is uncommon in modern general-purpose processors but appears in certain hardware designs, legacy interfaces, or specialized protocols that require compact representations. Such strings are typically interpreted with a defined endianness and encoding, which determine how the bits map to meaning in a given system.

Without context, 1011011000010 has no intrinsic meaning beyond its numeric value and pattern. It may be used as an example in discussions of binary notation, data encoding, or pattern analysis, and it can be converted or rearranged to suit specific encoding schemes. As with any binary data, interpretation depends on the surrounding specification or application.