Piggybacking Totally Explained

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Piggybacking may refer to:

Piggy-back (transportation), something that's riding on the back of something else
- Autorack, transporting cars on trains
Piggybacking (security), occurs when an authorized person allows (intentionally or unintentionally) others to pass through a secure door, negating the purpose of an access control system such as keypad, pass card or biometric identification scanner
Splash cymbal piggybacking, mounting a cymbal on top of an already stand mounted cymbal
Seasoned trade line, strangers with bad credit using someone with good credit's credit card account
Piggyback plant, Tolmiea menziesii
Piggy-back (law), shareholder selling rights

Telecommunications

Piggybacking (data transmission), a bi-directional data transmission technique in network layer

Piggybacking (internet access), obtaining wi-fi access by bringing one's own computer within the range of another subscriber's service

Multiplexing, multiple signals combined into one

Other

Piggyback circuit breaker, a double-switch that fits in a single slot in a breaker panel. This is only if they're side-by-side in the same unit — it doesn't count single half-height units which share a slot. Both are used when a panel has run out of slots, but can still accept the current. The piggyback breaker has two separate outputs, one for each circuit

Piggybacked contact lens, using a smaller, rigid contact lens on top of a larger, soft contact lens for clinical reasons

Piggybacking (intravenous therapy), a second infusion set onto the same line

Piggyback marketing, used to reduce risk, and more established companies can leverage the brand and market reach of a partner to help them very quickly pick up the credibility and awareness needed in new market segments

Piggyback registration, when owners of restricted stock in a public company are allowed to participate in a public offering underwritten by another party

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