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Frequency-division multiplexing applications FDM enables single transmission mediums, such as copper cable or fiber optic cable, to be shared by multiple independent signals that are generated by multiple users. This is why FDM is a popular choice to multiplex calls in telephone networks.
- What are the applications of FDM WDM and TDM?
- What are 3 multiplexing application areas?
- Why do we use frequency division multiplexing in analog communication?
What are the applications of FDM WDM and TDM?
Time Division Multiplexing or TDM is used for transmitting digital signals. The techniques like WDM & FDM are mainly used for transferring analog signals. Wave Division (WDM) is partially related to Frequency Division (FDM).
What are 3 multiplexing application areas?
Multiplexing is widely used in telephony, data communications, and audio/video broadcasting. Telephone service typically use multiplexors to combine the various lines in a neighborhood into a single signal that is then carried to the central switching office for routing and call management.
Why do we use frequency division multiplexing in analog communication?
In analog multiplexing, the most used technique is Frequency Division Multiplexing (FDM). This technique uses various frequencies to combine streams of data, for sending them on a communication medium, as a single signal.
