ABB ASM03 Termination Unit

Termination Unit Manufacturers ABB, Bailey Model(s)

ABB Bailey Infi 90, ABB Bailey Infi 90 and Net 90

Estimated Shipping Size Dimensions: 2.0" x 8.0" x 7.0" (5.1 cm x 20.3 cm x 17.8 cm)

Weight: 0 lbs 7.1 oz (0.2kg )

Termination Unit

Characteristics:

Firstly, BRC-100 has all the characteristics of brc-20 because of the extending from brc-20. then the following shows the innovative characteristics introduced by BRC-100.

Protocol Inheritance: The BRC-100 protocol introduces the concept of inheritance. The protocols that directly or indirectly inherit from BRC-100 are called BRC-100 extension protocols. BRC-100 extension protocols must inherit from only one protocol. The extension protocol will inherit the properties, operations and computing operations of the parent protocol, and can only extend the properties and computing operations.

BRC-100 Protocol Stack: BRC-100 protocol and all its extension and improvement protocols are called BRC-100 protocol stack, based on which all tokens/applications are compatible with each other, which means that a token/application can be used in any other applications.

Protocol and Application: In the BRC-100 protocol stack, the protocol is a standard that describes the attributes, operations, and computing operations of the application. The application is an instance created after the protocol is deployed to the Bitcoin network through inscriptions. The application is essentially a token with computing capabilities and state. The computing capabilities of an application are described in detail in the protocol. Without adding child applications, the application cannot have computing capabilities not described in the protocol. The added child applications can also only have the computing capabilities of the protocol, otherwise the public indexer cannot verify the state of the application, resulting in state inconsistency of user and application.

Application Nesting: Applications deployed based on BRC-100 and its extension protocols can be nested, that is, another application can be created under one application, which is called child application. The ticker of the child application starts with “parent application ticker:”, and multiple applications can be created under one application, to complete multiple independent computing logics. For example, in the classic AMM DEX scenario, multiple LP child applications/tokens need to be created in one DEX application, like “amm_dex:LP_BRC100_BTC”.