110010100111

110010100111 is a 12-bit binary numeral often used in discussions of fixed-width binary data and bit-pattern examples. As an unsigned integer, its decimal value is 3239, and its hexadecimal representation is CA7 (the binary 110010100111 equals 0xCA7).

If interpreted as a 12-bit two's complement signed integer, the value is -857, since 4096 minus 3239 equals 857, and the sign bit indicates negativity in this representation.

For storage in a larger word, the 12-bit value is commonly padded with leading zeros to fit 16 bits, yielding 0000 1100 1010 0111 or 0x0CA7. In big-endian byte ordering, that corresponds to the two bytes 0C and A7; in little-endian ordering, it would be A7 0C.

The pattern does not correspond to a standard single ASCII character or widely used encoding by itself; it may appear as part of a larger data field, such as a memory address, an instruction encoding, or a fixed-width data sample in digital electronics and computer science demonstrations.