Multiplexing Tutorial - TDM, STDM, FDM Explained

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[@jakeswick1843]

Really glad I could help you out! Glad you watched the whole way through and learned a lot! :)

[@gileneo6999]

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[@jakeswick1843]

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[@jakeswick1843]

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[@dfpolitowski2]

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[@jakeswick1843]

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Yes. Your video was recommended for multiplexing topic

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[@trevbig1972]

this was really helpful and thank you so much for helping me understand multiplexing

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[@jakeswick1843]

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[@jakeswick1843]

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[@immunedalgregge]

Hi,, Thank you for this video, it is very helpful but I have a doubt. I can't understand or find the substantial difference between broadband and the multiplexing technique FDM; these technologies seem overlapping to me although some say they are two distinct things. In broadband, multiple data signals can be transmitted at the same time. With broadband, the band on a communication medium is divided into separate channels. The FDM multiplexing technique seems to perform the same function. thanks

[@wiii7881]

Awesome video!

[@abhishekrawat595]

Question :- so WDM(wavelength div.) is same as FDM right ? if there are any diff. do mention please. I could find that FDM uses low frequency electrical RF while WDM uses THz. What else is there ? great video btw.

[@jakeswick1843]

Sorry for the late reply... but I hope this is still helpful!! I did not do too much research on WDM, but yes they are a different. FDM and WDM both have wave patterns, unlike tdm and stdm. The main (and from what I know, the only) difference is what each are used for. FDM is used for standard cables, such as ethernet cables (or anything that has a twisted cable) while WDM is used for fibre/optic cables. Other than this, they should be the same.

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[@navemaymon8701]

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[@M4600-m5c]

I'm confused. Is the multiplexer some sort of hardware device or does the multiplexing just happen magically?

[@anlozdemir8404]

of course it's a physical device. there is no magic unless you live in a fairyland 🧙‍♂️🌟

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[@stocktonbailey8701]

Wavelength Division Multiplexing

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[@jakeswick1843]

I am not giving it out cause ik you will probably just use it for yourself :)

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