1011100101

1011100101 is a 10-bit binary string used in digital electronics and computing to represent numbers or arbitrary bit patterns. As an unsigned binary integer, it equals 741 in decimal and 0x2E5 in hexadecimal.

In standard notation the leftmost bit is the most significant bit; if interpreted as a 10-bit two's complement value, 1011100101 represents -283.

Because it spans 10 bits, it does not align with a single 8-bit byte, though it can be stored in a larger word or padded with leading zeros in data structures or communication protocols.

In practical contexts, such strings appear in discussions of numeric bases, encoding schemes, and instruction fields in computer architecture. They may serve as example bit patterns for illustrating concepts such as masking, shifting, or bit-level data representation.

Related topics include binary numeral systems, hexadecimal notation, and two's complement arithmetic.