Morse Bits is a term used to describe the basic elements of Morse code, which is a system of communication using DOTS, dashes, and spaces. The three components of Morse Bits are DAHS (dashes), DITS (DOTS), and DOTS (spaces). DAHS are represented by a single dash, DITS are represented by a single dot, and DOTS are represented by a single space. Together, these three components form the basis of Morse code, which is used to communicate messages in a variety of ways.