1110010000

1110010000 is a ten-bit binary number used in computing to represent a value or to encode a bit pattern. Interpreted as an unsigned integer, the binary string equals 912 in decimal, and equals 0x390 in hexadecimal.

In binary form, the set bits are at positions 9, 8, 7, and 4 (counting from zero at the least significant bit), corresponding to 2^9, 2^8, 2^7 and 2^4. The overall bit pattern is 1110010000.

As a 10-bit vector, this sequence can function as a bitmask in digital designs or data protocols, signaling flags depending on the bit order and context. It is not tied to a standard encoding such as ASCII, and its meaning depends on its specific application.

Conversions and representations: binary 1110010000; decimal 912; hexadecimal 0x390. When displayed or grouped for readability, it may be padded with leading zeros to 12 bits (001110010000) or broken into nibble-sized groups as 0011 1001 0000, though the original form is 10 bits.