daisy chain connection
Computing term for connecting devices in series, one after another, like potato vines. Rare; the loanword デイジーチェーン is more common in modern Japanese.
With old SCSI devices, multiple units were connected in a daisy chain.
Imozuru setsuzoku is now often called daisy-chain connection.
The common modern loanword for daisy chain; 芋づる接続 is its rare native equivalent used mainly in older computing contexts.
Standard kanji-kana mixed spelling; the 芋づる part is often written with kana for the second character.
Full kanji spelling; less common but still seen.
Kana for the first part; a practical spelling that avoids rare kanji.
Compound of 芋づる (potato vine, suggesting a chain-like connection) and 接続 (connection). The term is a calque or native equivalent of English 'daisy chain connection'.