110100110011

110100110011 is a sequence of twelve binary digits (bits). It can be interpreted in several common numeral systems used in computing and digital design.

As an unsigned binary integer, 110100110011 equals 3379 in decimal. Its hexadecimal representation is 0xD33, and it can be grouped as 1101 0011 0011 for readability.

In a 12-bit two's complement interpretation, the leading bit is 1, indicating a negative value. The value is -717, since 4096 minus 3379 equals 717 and the 12-bit two's complement representation corresponds to the negative of the difference from 2^12.

In sign-magnitude representation with 12 bits, the sign bit is 1 and the magnitude is given by the remaining 11 bits, which form 10100110011. That magnitude equals 1331, so the sign-magnitude interpretation would be -1331. It is important to note that sign-magnitude is not commonly used for modern fixed-width integers, where two's complement is standard.

The bit pattern contains seven ones, giving an odd parity. The set bits correspond to the weights 2^11, 2^10, 2^8, 2^5, 2^4, 2^1, and 2^0 when interpreted as a plain binary number.

In summary, 110100110011 is a 12-bit binary string with multiple possible interpretations: 3379 in unsigned decimal (0xD33 in hex), -717 in 12-bit two's complement, and -1331 in 12-bit sign-magnitude. It serves as a typical example of binary notation used in discussions of numeral systems and digital representation.