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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>In [[computing]], '''bit specification''' may mean:<br />
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* [[Computer hardware]] or [[software]] capabilities or design features expressed in terms of [[bit]] counts. Higher bit specification (e.g. ''16-bit'' vs. ''8-bit'') usually indicates better performance. Examples:<br />
** [[Color depth]]<br />
** [[Computer bus]] size<br />
** [[Processor register]] size<br />
** [[Sound quality]]<br />
* [[Specification]] or [[datasheet]] where the meaning of individual [[bit]]s in a larger, for example [[byte]]-length, message is described. Bit specifications are often required to document [[low-level device control]] or [[data transmission]] [[protocol (computing)|protocol]]s. See [[bit manipulation]]<br />
* When using uppercase, [[Built-in self-test|BIT]] Specification may refer to the requirements of a Built in Test for a machine.<br />
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== See also ==<br />
* [[Functional specification]]<br />
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