Sequential (175) Binding
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Ref: https://johnkamchihau.blogspot.com/2026/09/blog-post_11.html?m=1
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John: Take a look at it. https://johnkamchihau.blogspot.com/2026/08/unzui-is-my-neighbour.html?m=1. It said, the longer the distance, the lesser the independent transmitter. For example, GPS.
Me: Ok.
John: See the 1st picture above. It's a cable network. It's extremely long distance. Independent transmitter is impossible. Note : Some cable network is international, e.g., cross Atlantic Cable.
Me: Ok.
John: I use address 2 as an example. At each up cycle of the clock line of the transmitter, address 2 receive a signal of 2 carrier wave. 1st carrier wave is for unknown usage. 2nd carrier wave is for Telephone usage.
Me: Ok.
John: Each carrier wave has plenty sub-carrier waves .
Me: Ok.
John: See the 2nd picture. The carrier wave of unknown usage enter data register 1. The carrier wave of telephone usage enter data register 2. Those device is called "Intelligence Network interface. " .
Me: Those devices is different from traditional Network interface. The usage of traditional Network interface is Comparatively boring. The usage of intelligence network interface is completely comprehensive.
John: Yes,
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Me: Ok. Yet, you said, it's an unknown carrier wave. What's this unknown carrier wave for?
John: It's multi purpose. For example, "Cable TV", "intelligence household appliances", "teller machine", "POS machine", "Traffic Light", "CCTV". Whatever you can imagine can be related to this unknown carrier wave.
Me: Then, what do they bind in the cache network ?
John: They can bind many things. For example,
1) Bind (addree, a_TV_tag)
2) Bind (address, a_traffic_light_Code)
3) Bind (address, a_teller_machine_no)
John: Whatever you can imagine.