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ONOFFONOFF (often written without spaces) is a compound phrase used to describe a repeating sequence of on and off states. The term emphasizes alternating activity and has broad applicability in engineering, computing, and media, where it can denote a simple pattern, a control scheme, or a conceptual motif.

In electronics, ONOFFONOFF refers to a waveform or control sequence that toggles between high and low states. It is a basic example in the study of timers, debouncing, and pulse-width modulation, where the duration of the on and off intervals determines the signal's duty cycle, average power, or perceived tempo.

In culture and media, the phrase has occasionally been used as a motif or title to evoke digital life, transitional states, or rhythmic repetition. Art installations, music performances, and design projects may implement literal ONOFFONOFF patterns in light, sound, or interaction to explore presence, absence, and user attention.

As a generic term, ONOFFONOFF is not associated with a single, widely recognized work or entity. When encountered, it usually requires contextual clarification to determine whether it refers to a technical pattern, a piece of art, or another use. See also: On/off, Pulse-width modulation, Debounce, State machine.