Logic high

nounStandard termElectronics

The higher of two voltage states used to represent a binary one in a digital circuit.

In a binary system, this is the voltage level that represents a boolean true or a digital 1. The exact voltage depends on the technology family; for classic 5V TTL, anything above 2.0 volts is considered high, while 3.3V CMOS systems typically require at least 2.4 volts.

Heard on the job

The microcontroller isn't booting because the reset pin is stuck at a logic high.