101101100110

101101100110 is a binary string consisting of twelve bits. In digital systems, such sequences are used to encode values, addresses, or operands in machine code.

As an unsigned binary number, it equals 2918 in decimal (0xB66 in hexadecimal). Grouped as 4-bit nibbles, it is 1011 0110 0110, corresponding to the hexadecimal representation B66.

If interpreted as a 12-bit two's-complement signed value, the most significant bit indicates a negative number, yielding -1178.

Because it lacks context, the sequence has no intrinsic meaning beyond these representations. It may appear in memory dumps, test vectors, or instruction encodings, serving as an example of a fixed-length binary pattern.

Its Hamming weight is 7, since seven of the twelve bits are 1. This property can be relevant in analyses of error-detecting codes or bit-flip resilience in hardware.

See also binary numeral system, two's complement, and hexadecimal notation.