2.4 FDMA and TDMA | Basic Radio Awareness | Tait Radio Academy

[@bubuluke]

Best 2 minutes and 31 seconds of my week so far!

[@saqibnagauri]

Never understood TDMA better. The example of the video was perfect.

[@shaneeubank5393]

Couldn't have asked for a better explanation. Thank you!

[@victorenoma9131]

Excellent explanation. Earned a subscription

[@javito852]

So short, so perfectly clear.

[@rodriogq]

ME DÁ UM BEIJO NA BOCA PELO AMOR DE DEUSThank you soooo much for this. I mean so so much! I wish I had my teacher speak as clearly and understandably as this gentleman. Many thanks!

[@Tait-Radio-Communications]

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[@jonathanburnette3373]

Excellent explanation!

[@yukan1585]

well explanation. thank you!!

[@WolfangStudios73]

Now if only we could use timeslot 1 as the repeater input, and ts2 as the output, a repeater would only require one 12.5KHz (or narrower) channel!

[@freeenergyeducationinterna1086]

Good simple explanation thank you.

[@MccZerk]

If you're seperating them from frequency why on your graph do they both have 12.5khz?

[@jmex46]

I believe, 12.5khz is the bandwidth. Narrow Band in this example.