101110001001

101110001001 is a binary numeral consisting of twelve bits. When interpreted as a binary value, it represents the decimal number 2953 and the hexadecimal value B89. Because it is a 12-bit sequence, it can be contained within a 12-bit word or used as part of a larger data field in systems that employ 12-bit addressing or encoding.

In computing and digital systems, a 12-bit value can encode 0 to 4095, so 101110001001 corresponds to a specific point within that range. Its meaning is context-dependent: it may serve as a data field, a subset of an instruction encoding, a memory address component, or a flag set, depending on the architecture or protocol in use. There is no universally fixed interpretation for this exact bit pattern.

As a generic binary pattern, 101110001001 can appear in various technical settings, including hardware test vectors, data serialization examples, or documentation illustrating binary-to-hex conversions. When encountered, the exact meaning is determined by how the surrounding system assigns meaning to bit patterns, rather than by the pattern itself.