1111100110000

1111100110000 is a 13-bit binary numeral. As a binary string, it can be interpreted in different ways depending on context, such as a raw bit pattern, a numeric value, or part of a larger encoding scheme.

In decimal and hexadecimal form, the value of this 13-bit sequence is 7984 and 0x1F30, respectively. The bit pattern consists of five consecutive ones, followed by two zeros, then two ones, and ending with four zeros. The total number of set bits (the Hamming weight) is seven.

Arithmetic and structural properties include that the number is even and, in fact, divisible by 16 since its four least significant bits are zeros. This yields a factorization of 7984 = 16 × 499, with 499 being a prime. If the 13-bit sequence is interpreted as a two’s complement signed integer, the most significant bit would denote a negative value, giving a signed interpretation of -208 for a 13-bit width.

In hex, the full 16-bit grouping (padding with leading zeros to align to nibble boundaries) is 0x001F30. Such a pattern might appear in contexts like bit masks, identifiers, or encoded data within digital systems, where its specific arrangement of ones and zeros could serve as a control or flag pattern depending on the surrounding architecture.