110110101

110110101 is a binary numeral consisting of nine bits. When interpreted as an unsigned value, it represents the decimal number 437. In hexadecimal, this pattern corresponds to 0x1B5.

The bitstring contains six ones and three zeros, giving a Hamming weight of 6. As a 9-bit value, the most significant bit is 1, so in signed two's complement interpretation it represents -75 (since 2^9 minus 437 equals 75).

In computing and digital electronics, such a pattern might be used as a data word, a bit mask, or as a small counter value within a larger system. Its non-standard width means it is more common in specialized hardware or historical architectures than in mainstream modern CPUs. The pattern can also be represented in other bases: 0x1B5 in hex, or padded to larger widths (for example 000110110101 in 12 bits or 000000110110101 in 16 bits).