1100101111101

1100101111101 is a binary numeral consisting of 13 bits. Interpreted as an unsigned integer, it has the decimal value 6525 and the hexadecimal representation 0x197D. In binary it is the bit pattern 1100101111101, which can be written in many languages as a binary literal, for example 0b1100101111101.

The pattern features a pair of leading ones, a five-bit run of ones in the middle (11111), and a trailing 01. The leftmost bit is 1, placing the value above 2^12.

In a signed interpretation using 13-bit two's complement, the value would be 6525 - 2^13 = -1667. This demonstrates how the same bit string can have different numeric meanings depending on width and interpretation.

Context: Such a string may appear in discussions of binary data, digital bitmasks, encoding schemes, or low-level programming examples. It is small enough to illustrate 13-bit widths and common patterns like the run of consecutive ones.