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56 lines
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# Octal Warp Tubes
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An octal signal in electronic terms.
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## TTL
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An octal signal can be simulated by using 3 bit of TTL signals.
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An other option is to have 8 voltage domains on a single signal.
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But voltage based transmission lines are slow due to the RC constant.
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## Hertzian Lines
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Like modems using modulation blocks to transmit an octal signal.
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One way, could having 8 frequency blocks and building a tuned octal NOR gate.
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What about using RF as VCC as base for octal signal computing logic blocks ?
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Fast diodes protect transistors;
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## Phase Differential Angle
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By using two lines, both in resonance you have stable power.
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By using the delta of the phase angle difference to define data.
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The phase angle difference cuts the 360 degree pie in 8 or 64 or 512 parts.
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Changing the phase angle of two transmission lines takes less time than
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changing the voltage level of the wire.
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## Coaxial Warp Drive
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In his patent No. 787,412, filed May 16, 1900, Tesla showed that the current
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of his transmitter passed over the earth’s surface with a speed of
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471,264 kilometer per second ... and that he has designed apparatus with he
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expects to project so-called electrons with a speed equal to twice that of light.
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Phase velocity Wiki;
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Additionally, the phase velocity of electromagnetic radiation may – under certain circumstances (for example anomalous
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dispersion) – exceed the speed of light in vacuum, but this does not indicate any superluminal information or energy
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transfer.[citation needed] It was theoretically described by physicists such as Arnold Sommerfeld and Léon Brillouin.
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Optic fiber is for slow connections and space "vacuum coaxial" is for warp speed.
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## Coaxial Water Magnetics
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Using H2O as magnetic building block to construct coaxial alignment tube for information signal.
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When Japan can transfer information in a coaxial tube of water in water, than building logic
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blocks will follow later.
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Growing a computer of unlimited size in water, requires navigation of the matrix cube.
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