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Multiplexing is a method in which several data sources share the same physical medium. Multiplexing is done by distributing some component of the transmission media.
-TimeDivisionMultiplexing (TDM) shares the media by allocating portions in the time domain. Access to the physical medium is issued by allowing each source a timeslot of a certian length. Wireless protocols such as BlueTooth use TDM to effect reasonable communication between PicoNet
Masters and Slaves.
+TimeDivisionMultiplexing (TDM) shares the media by allocating portions in the time domain. Access to the physical medium is issued by allowing each source a timeslot of a certian length. Wireless protocols such as BlueTooth use TDM to effect reasonable communication between Piconet
Masters and Slaves.
Compare: FrequencyDivisionMultiplexing, WaveDivisionMultiplexing
