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Re: What is the difference between TDMA and FDMA. Answer # 1 TDMA is nothing but Time division multiple access. In this each user in the channel owns the channel bandwidth for some time in a round robin fashion.All GSM handsets use this technology. FDMA means Freuency division multiple access. In this many users are allowed to transmit thru the same channel at the same time. They use part of the !andwidth. "DMA handsets use this technology.
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Re: What is the difference between TDMA and FDMA. Answer # ! TDMA Time division multiple access #TDMA$ is a channel access method for shared medium #usually radio$ networ%s. It allows several users to share the same freuency channel by dividing the signal into different time slots. The users transmit in rapid succession& one after the other& each using his own time slot. This allows multiple stations to share the same transmission medium #e.g. radio freuency channel$ while using only a part of its channel capacity. " A"it Arora TDMA is used in the digital 'G cellular systems such as Global System for Mobile "ommunications #GSM$& IS()*+& ,ersonal Digital "ellular #,D"$ and iD-.& and in the Digital -nhanced "ordless Telecommunications #D-"T$ standard for portable phones. It is also used e/tensively in satellite systems& and combat(net radio systems. FDMA Freuency Division Multiple Access or FDMA is a channel access method used in multiple( access protocols as a channeli0ation protocol. FDMA gives users an individual allocation of one or several freuency bands& allowing them to utili0e the allocated radio spectrum without interfering with each other. Multiple Access systems coordinate access between multiple users. The users may also share access via different methods such TDMA& "DMA& or SDMA. These protocols are utili0ed differently& at different levels of the theoretical 1SI model. Features FDMA reuires high(performing filters in the radio hardware& in contrast to TDMA and "DMA. FDMA is not vulnerable to timing problems as TDMA. Since a predetermined freuency band is available for the entire period of communication& stream data #a continuous flow of data that may not be pac%eti0ed$ can easily be used with FDMA. Due to the freuency filtering& FDMA is not sensitive to near(far problem which is pronounced for "DMA.
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Re: What is the difference between TDMA and FDMA. Answer # " TDMA basically is time division multiple access techniue where the information is sent according to the time slots given to the subscribers&no one other then that cannot use that b.w at that time slot. FDMAis freuency division multiple access techniue where the the data is spread over whole band width and according to the freuency ranges the message is delivered
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Re: What is the difference between TDMA and FDMA. Answer # 4 TDMA is Time Division Multiple/ing in which the user send the information in the given time slot.untill the information is send to yhe Shil(a receiver the ne/t user cannot use that channel.FDMA is freuency division multiple/ing in which the data can be send simultaneusly.
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Re: What is the difference between TDMA and FDMA. Answer # 5 TDMA is nothing but Time division multiple access. In this each user in the channel owns the channel bandwidth for some time in a round robin fashion.All GSM handsets use this technology. FDMAis freuency division multiple access techniue where the the data is spread over whole band width and according to the freuency ranges the message is delivered
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