Active high
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Active-high signals are used in electronic logic circuits to represent binary values by means of two different voltages. The higher voltage represents a binary 1 or "mark", and the lower voltage represents a binary 0 or "space".
By modern convention, digital signals are always active high unless explicitly stated to be active low.
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