No, it's called Time DIVISION multi-plexing which I'm fully aware of.
*face-palm*. It isn't called time _division_ multiplexing anywhere outside of a communications class and/or wikipedia. I have a hunch which of the two you found that term at.
I guess my electronics engineering and networking experience doesn't account
for much "eh"?
As I've stated many times, I don't care about your background. Your ignorance, however, is much more troubling.
it's funny that you're not able to get this information claiming to be an
expert, but you're relying on me to produce them at a snap of your fingers?
Surely you know this takes time and resources to follow up? I'm sorry I can't
quit my job and give up my free time to be an "Anti-sophist" debunker 24-7.
1) I've already produced the answers. The fact that you continue to claim I haven't is a lie. The first post in this thread is a good place to start.
2) I've never said I'm an expert. That is yet another lie.
3) It takes neither time nor resources for an INFORMED person to make intelligent estimates.
Wrong and wrong, but no explantion huh?
Are you braindead? The explanation is in the part you snipped out.
So you're saying the
power bus powering the FDR, DAU and cockpit is NOT the main power bus?
I'm talking about the data-bus, kid.
Nice diagram (?), what's your source?
Actually, the source of that diagram is from a PfT member Undertow who used that exact diagram earlier in this thread. He, exactly like you, had no idea what he was looking at, and ended up proving himself wrong with his own diagrams. Then he vanished. I figured it would come in handy. Go ask your buddy where he found it.
Regardless, both diagrams that the PfT member provided are fairly accurate representations of FDR/data-acquisition systems.
The fact that you don't immediately recognize the accuracy of these diagram is yet more proof that you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. This is flight data acquisition 101.
The DAU receives information from certain sensors and the DAU outputs
this information to the FDR. Those same sesnsor send the same info the instrumentation (LRU's).
I like the way you've just subtly contradicted yourself by pretending this was your opinion all along. Ok, that's one way to admit defeat. I'm glad to see you've changed your mind and agreed with me. Remember when you tried to tell me that the instrumentation was "post" DAU? Yea. That was funny.
No, you are mistaken. I never claimed the sensor was connected directly
to the FDR! Where are you getting that idea? I said the sensor info values
get stored in CPM within 500 msec! Big difference if you can grasp that?
Yes, I do understand the difference. However, ALL of the specs you have shown only talk about time delays from INPUT TO THE FDR to STORAGE (ahem, T3, only). Therefore, in order to claim that 500ms is the maximum amount of time FROM THE SENSOR (T2 + T3), you need to IGNORE DAU. Stop ignoring it, please.
You have no provided a single technical reference showing a 500ms maximum time FROM THE SENSOR to the cpm. FROM THE SENSOR is the operative word. Not from the DAU. If you want to use the 500ms, ok, but you still need ADD the effect of the DAU. (**HINT** see T2)
This all is neverminding the fact that 500ms from the sensor is PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE. If you sample something at once per second (as many parameters are sampled), you cannot have 500ms maximum delays. That fact that your own little theory of how this all works is internally inconsistent doesn't seem to bother you at all.
Yes, and that's what the equation implies. I'm really not sure what your
point is about getting specifics from t1-t5 when the entire process takes
no more than 500 msec!
No, it doesn't. Nowhere have you ever demonstrated that 500ms applies to T1, T2, T3, T4, and T5.
At best the specs you have shown us demonstrates T3, alone, is 500ms. Even more hilariously, you aren't even claiming T1-T5, you are only claiming T2+T3 < 500ms. You are wrong twice. You've -completely- ignored T1, T4, and T5 for the entire duration of this conversation.
So you must be implying that the time stamps stored to CPM are transposed
with reference to the NTSB noted impact time?
This question makes absolutely no sense. I don't know what you think transposed means, but I'm pretty sure you are using it wrong. Transposing of time stamps would imply some kind of reversal of time stamps. And nowhere have I claimed anything as bizarre as that. The fact that you might even ask something so absurdly stupid further underlines how far you have to go in understanding the conversation we are trying to have.