1101000010111

1101000010111 is a 13-bit binary string. In digital notation, such sequences are read as base-2 values rather than decimal numbers, with the leftmost bit representing the most significant position.

As an unsigned integer, 1101000010111 equals 6679 in decimal, and its hexadecimal representation is 0x1A17. This can be verified by grouping the bits into hexadecimal digits or by converting the decimal value to hex.

If interpreted as a 13-bit two's complement signed value, the number is -1513, since for a 13-bit width the range of negative values is obtained by subtracting 2^13 (8192) from the unsigned value: 6679 - 8192 = -1513.

In practice, a 13-bit word like 1101000010111 may appear in specialized hardware designs, legacy digital systems, or compact data encodings where bit-level fields or opcodes do not align to common powers-of-two word sizes. Such a string can serve as a data word, a flag or field encoding, or part of a protocol header in contexts where 13-bit widths are chosen for compactness or interoperability with particular devices.

Notes: pad the string with leading zeros to form 16 bits for a conventional hex view, yielding 0001101000010111, which corresponds to the hexadecimal value 0x1A17. This illustrates how the same bit pattern maps consistently across numeral systems.