111100101101

111100101101 is a 12-bit binary sequence used as a fixed-width pattern in digital systems. Interpreted as an unsigned integer, it represents the decimal value 3885 and the hexadecimal value 0xF2D. In a 12-bit two's complement interpretation, the same bit pattern corresponds to the signed value -211. The pattern can be described by its nibble grouping: 1111 0010 1101, which maps to the hexadecimal digits F, 2, and D.

Because it occupies 12 bits, it lies between 0 and 4095 in unsigned form, and between -2048 and 2047 in signed form. The leading nibble being 1111 indicates that the sign in two's complement would be determined by the most significant bit; with 12 bits, bit11 is 1, so the value is negative in signed interpretation.

In practice, such a sequence may appear in hardware design, digital signal processing, or as an example in teaching binary-to-hex conversion and bitwise operations. On its own, it does not encode standard text characters in ASCII or Unicode without additional context.

See also: binary number systems, hexadecimal notation, two's complement.