Daisy chaining

Daisy chaining is a method of connecting multiple electronic devices in a series, using a single communication or power cable. Instead of connecting each device directly to the power source or main network, they are linked together one after another like a chain. This allows for easier wiring and management, but can sometimes cause issues if one device fails, potentially disrupting the entire chain. It's commonly used in applications such as connecting multiple monitors, speakers, or USB devices, simplifying setup while maintaining functionality across all connected devices.