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A fiber buss of six fibers bring light signals modulated by the conduction level of six power transistors driving [[The Field Array]]. | A fiber buss of six fibers bring light signals modulated by the conduction level of six power transistors driving [[The Field Array]] to a common location, which arrangement affords one time-base reference for all six. | ||
The timing matrix is time-balanced with equal length fiber optics per channel. | |||
The timing-balance of the timing sensor matrix channels is necessary for design conformity, as the [[White_paper_on_Quasi_Artifactual_Intelligence|QAT category theory]] analysis technique is a multi-channel simultaneity-detection of all categories measured. | |||
Latest revision as of 12:54, 26 December 2023
A fiber buss of six fibers bring light signals modulated by the conduction level of six power transistors driving The Field Array to a common location, which arrangement affords one time-base reference for all six.
The timing matrix is time-balanced with equal length fiber optics per channel.
The timing-balance of the timing sensor matrix channels is necessary for design conformity, as the QAT category theory analysis technique is a multi-channel simultaneity-detection of all categories measured.