110111100001

110111100001 is a binary numeral consisting of twelve digits. In binary notation, it can be read as 1101 1110 0001, and it corresponds to the hexadecimal value DE1. The string is commonly used as an example of binary-to-hex conversions and 12-bit representations.

When interpreted as a 12-bit unsigned integer, 110111100001 equals 3553 in decimal. This value also matches the hexadecimal DE1. In binary, it is the original representation, and in 12-bit systems it fits exactly into one word.

If interpreted as a 12-bit signed value using two's complement, the most significant bit is 1, so the numeric value is -543.

In color encoding contexts that use 12-bit colors with 4 bits per channel (red, green, blue), the value 110111100001 can be segmented as red=1101 (13), green=1110 (14), blue=0001 (1). This yields a red-green color with very little blue, roughly in the orange-yellow range.

Historically, 12-bit word length was used by several early computing systems, such as the PDP-8, making 110111100001 a representative sample for illustrating 12-bit words, memory addressing, or binary-hex conversions in technical writing.