information theory

Physical medium can store bits or qubits {information science} {information theory, mathematics}. Physical media can transform, to input, process, or output information.

memory

Because information uses bits, two-states devices, such as on-off switches, can store information. Devices like switch series can store bit series. More switches can hold more bits.

memory: address

Switches have addresses, so processing can access them and use relations between them.

information

Information amount is alternative number.

transfer

On or off signal series can transmit information-bit series. Signals have sequence numbers, so processing can access them and use relations between them.

transfer: capacity

Carrier-wave frequency has number of on-off positions per second, which is information carrying capacity.

cross-section

Information channels have cross-sections, which can hold waves or carriers, with total channel capacity. Surface area limits information capacity. Information transfer always flows through surface, even from three-dimensional space region.

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