1101011000110

1101011000110 is a binary numeral consisting of thirteen bits. As a binary sequence, it contains only the digits 0 and 1 and is commonly used as an example in teaching and testing digital logic and computer science concepts.

The bit pattern has seven 1s and six 0s. Its most significant bit is 1, indicating a non-zero value when interpreted as a binary integer.

In numeric terms, this binary string represents the decimal value 6,854. In hexadecimal notation it corresponds to 0x1AC6. If padded with leading zeros to form a 16-bit word, the sequence becomes 0001101011000110, which is still equal to 0x1AC6 in hex.

There is no inherent semantic meaning attached to this exact pattern; it is primarily of interest as a fixed data sequence for demonstrations, testing, and exercises in binary-to-decimal conversion, bit counting, and encoding concepts. In practical applications, such patterns may be used as test vectors for hardware simulations, software parsing routines, or as simple illustrative inputs in tutorials.