1111101001010

1111101001010 is a binary numeral consisting of 13 bits. In digital notation, such strings encode integers or serve as bit patterns in various systems.

As an unsigned integer, its value is 8010 in decimal and 0x1F4A in hexadecimal. If zero-extended to 16 bits, the same value is represented as 0001111101001010, i.e., 0x1F4A. If interpreted as a 13-bit two's-complement signed integer, the value would be -182.

In computing, 13-bit widths are uncommon but can appear in certain hardware registers, protocols, or compact encodings. The particular sequence does not correspond to a standard ASCII character or widely used control code when viewed as a single 8-bit or 7-bit byte; its meaning would depend on the surrounding data format or the software system defining the bit-field.

Related topics include binary numeral, hexadecimal notation, and two's complement.