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The terminology is different at this level. Asserted means the lines are set to whichever voltage is logically 1.
by danaliv 8y ago
The terminology is different at this level. Asserted means the lines are set to whichever voltage is logically 1.
- 0xcde4c3db 8y agoTo me, "asserted" implies a control signal whose semantics aren't numeric. That is, it's describing a true/false or on/off state ("is this condition present?") rather than a binary digit. For an address or data bus I think it's fine to just use "1".