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BHE, or Byte High Enable, is a control signal used in microprocessors to indicate whether the high byte (the upper 8 bits) of a data word is being accessed during a read or write operation. In a typical 16-bit data bus, BHE helps manage which byte of data is being transmitted, allowing for efficient memory access and data manipulation. This is particularly important in systems that handle both 8-bit and 16-bit data, enabling the processor to work with data of varying sizes without ambiguity.

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