Question

Explain the time division multiplexing used in telephony.

25 Jan 2018
Answer :
Word Count : 230

Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) is another popular method of utilizing the capacity of a physical channel effectively. Each user of the channel is allotted a small time interval during which is may transmit a message. Thus the total time available in the channel is divided and each user is allocated a time slice. In TDM, user send message sequentially one after another.

Each user can, however, use the full channel bandwidth during the period he has control over

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