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AC Networking
September 6th 2018
Tights AC data transfers and AC networks are key things Media player.
AC transfers allows you to pack hundreds of user data signals into one electric A/C signal.
 

May 1st 2018 - AC data network

This is from Atom Level Energy research - May 2018

If radio wave is electricity, you can use broadcasting tech for sending multiple signals in one wire. In copper wire, signal loses power, but height and width remains unchanged. In the air signal gets disturbed, you need to check the data much more often than in wired network. Copper wire is faster, cheaper and more reliable than wireless system.

If radio waves are electricity, it would be good to use cables when possible. Threads which penetrates through your body, gives you small electric shocks. Electricity does not stop into skin. When you stand in a way, electricity uses your body as carrier of the signal. It is very well known, that radio can use your body as an antenna. Although radio waves are not known to be harmful, you should keep the air as clean as possible.

You can build next generation network for next generation web with broadcasting system. You can pack everything into single data wire. Many from the listed frequencies already exists. All you have to do is to embed them in to network system.

Next generation network needs 
- channel range for local networks ( TCP/IP : Lan )
- channel range for internet (  TCP/IP : Http + Ftp )
- channel range for radio broadcasts
- channel range for tv broadcasts

You can set ranges for feedback channels, too. In AC network it does matter which way data goes.

Then it needs channel ranges for secure network operations
- eMail
- analog voice transfer ( phone line )
- analog video transfer ( video phone )
- digital voice transfer ( cellular phone line )
- digital video transfer ( DV phone )
- money and privacy data transfers in internet.

Then the net would need a secured range for household network. It is for burglar alerts, temperature control, private surveillance camera systems, etc. All-in-one-wire philosophy requires that all things operates in non overlapping ranges. Also the things, which are hardly ever present in the global net.

When you encrypt data, the key thing is, that you never send the encryption keys with data. Another traditional security system is scrambling of the stream. When you send the data in random order, you cannot simply record the stream from the wires. You should always different keys for scrambling and encryption.

Then you got to design keys for network clients. System with what you can prevent hardware hacks.

In digital networking, you pack bits into pulses and send the stream to network with your frequencies, you can for example use 32 or 64 bit bandwidth with AC network. In network server you can have multiple clients in the same wire. Within one frequency you can also send multiple bits. You can use sound systems graphic equalizer tech for extracting multiple bits from one broadcast frequency. You can easily send one byte or word at the time. Bluetooth system uses multiple frequencies, WiFi does not.

Radio wave is handy in sensors. The system keeps the voltages and frequency, the length of wire is meaningless. You can collect data from multiple sensors with one wire. Cars parking cam system with 6 to 8 cameras for example would need only wire from front and back to the monitor.

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