Answer / prankster

In Tdm ....users use the same Bandwidth in turns ...a single
frequency channel divided into slots and users transmit in
slot allotted to them ...so same channel can be used by
different users ...its allows efficient Bandwidth utilization

Answer / visakh

In TDM, different users share the same channel based on
time slots alloted to them. Each user or source is given a
particular time slot to send its information.
Advantages:
1. The entire channel BW is available for a particular time
interval unlike in FDM where the channel BW is split into
smaller segments. This enables higher data rates.
2. All users share the same frequency, so spectrum
efficieny is increased. Available channel BW is no more a
constraint.
3. TDM is very useful since it takes advantage of the
bursty nature of voice signals. Voice data is not
continuous, it happens in bursts. Other users transmit data
during the slots of silence using TDM.

Answer / nithyalakshmi

less BW . the same freq. range can be used

Answer / amit

can be used in band limited for better efficiency

Answer / arindam ghosh as ani

Advantages of TDM-
1. Less bandwidth.
2. The same frequency range can be used.
3. It takes advantage of the bursty nature of voice signals.
4. Can be used in band limited for better efficiency.

Answer / phone guy

Are you asking about TDM -vs- IP for desktop commercial telephone systems? That would be a question I would like to talk about.

Answer / priyanshu

"In TDM we can transmit two signal simultaneously".We know
that in TDM every user can transmit with a given interval
of time during this time we can transmit another signal by
making the use of guard band time.

Answer / breadchan

thanks

Answer / aasdeep singh

Fewer wires and simpler receiver used to transmit data from multiple sources to multiple destination, which makes TDM less in cost.

Answer / mahara

utilization of BW is very important in any communication .so
this is efficiently done in tdm.

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