daisy-chain
Linked series together
A daisy-chain is a series of things linked together in sequence, each connected to the next like flowers strung through their stems.
In computing and electronics, devices daisy-chain when they connect in a line rather than to a central hub: The monitors are daisy-chained to a single port.
The term also describes a sexual arrangement with multiple participants positioned in a ring, each simultaneously giving and receiving stimulation.
Decorative strand of foliage
- wreathDecorative foliage circle
- necklaceNeck-worn ornament
- linkingForming a connection
- stemsPlant's main axes
petals · children · craft · summer · meadow · play · threading · weaving
Ordered set of related items
- circuitClosed electrical pathway
- connectionA joining or relation
- wiringInstalled electrical conductors
- loopCurve closing on itself
linkage · parallel · components · voltage · current · resistors · capacitors · outlets
garland
Decorative strand of foliage
stems · petals · children · craft · summer · meadow · play · threading · weaving · decorative
series
Ordered set of related items
- circuitClosed electrical pathway
- connectionA joining or relation
- wiringInstalled electrical conductors
loop · linkage · parallel · components · voltage · current · resistors · capacitors · outlets · overload
topology
Study of spatial arrangement
- connectionA joining or relation
- hubCentral connection point
- nodeConnection point in networks
cascade · router · switch · port · ethernet · bandwidth · devices · linked · sequential · pass-through
- string togetherlink, join, connect, tie, combine
- connectivityBluetooth, WiFi, Wi-Fi, cellular, wireless
- connectable thingslinkable, joinable, attachable, compatible, interlocking
daisy-chainhub-and-spoke
Network with central junction
parallel circuit · point-to-point · mesh network · direct connection
daisy-chainparallel
Equidistant at all points
branching · radial · standalone · isolated · disconnected
chain, daisy, chained, daisies, unchain, unchained, chaining, unchaining, chainless