Sequential (153) binding

https://johnchihau.blogspot.com/2026/05/httpschihaukam_0122491572.html?m=1

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Ref: https://johnchihau.blogspot.com/2026/04/take-look.html?m=1

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John: Take a look at this article. https://johnchihau.blogspot.com/2026/05/httpschihaukam_01311378352.html?m=1 . It said, "When your mobile phone move, the physical address of your mobile phone change.".

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Me: Ok.

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John: After the transmitter-multiplexer,  there're 2 register. They are new address and old address.  

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Me: Our mobile phone give our old address to the transmitter multiplexer.  And the transmitter multiplexer compare if the old address is equal to the new address.  

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John : Correct.  If they are equal,  no action. If they are different,  the following will happen.

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Mov subject (old address), new address 

Mov object (old address), new address 

Mov data (old address ), bew address

Clear old address.

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Me: There's a problem.  See the 1st picture above.  Between the transmitter multiplexer and the mobile phone,  it's a serial communication.  In another words,  only 1 bit is transmitted during 1 Up Cycle of the clock line.  I only assume that a normal physical address has 15 bits. It takes times to finish the transmission of the value of a physical address. 

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John : Yes, that's true.  Therefore,  the update of physical address isn't done each Up Cycle of the clock line.  The update interval usually looks like that,

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1) Mobile phone ( Update 2 times each second)

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2) Ocean Liners ( Update 8 times each second )

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3) Automobile (Update 16 times each second)

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4) Railway (Update 32 times each second)

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5) Airplane (Update 64 times each second)