101110101011

101110101011 is a binary numeral consisting of 12 bits. As a binary sequence, it can be read as a number or as a data pattern used in digital systems.

Numerical value: Interpreted as an unsigned binary number, 101110101011 equals decimal 2987 and hexadecimal 0xBAB. The grouping 1011 1010 1011 corresponds to the hex digits B A B.

Signed interpretation: In a 12-bit two's complement representation, the most significant bit is 1, so the value would be -1109.

Structure and pattern: The string begins and ends with the 4-bit sequence 1011; grouping yields 1011 1010 1011, i.e., hex BAB. The pattern shows a partial repetition but is not a palindrome.

Context and usage: Such a 12-bit binary pattern might appear as a constant, test vector, or data field within hardware descriptions, digital communication, or software dealing with fixed-width bit strings. There is no widely recognized meaning associated specifically with 101110101011 beyond its numerical value.

See also: Binary numeral, Hexadecimal, Two's complement, Test vector.