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    A. Frequency Division Multiplexing

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    Frequency division multiplexing has two advantages: it allows different signals to be transmitted simultaneously over the same medium by assigning each signal a different frequency, and it enables full duplex communication. However, it requires more expensive equipment to separate the signals at the receiver, and the signals can interfere with each other.

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    Frequency division multiplexing has two advantages: it allows different signals to be transmitted simultaneously over the same medium by assigning each signal a different frequency, and it enables full duplex communication. However, it requires more expensive equipment to separate the signals at the receiver, and the signals can interfere with each other.

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    Frequency division multiplexing has two advantages: it allows different signals to be transmitted simultaneously over the same medium by assigning each signal a different frequency, and it enables full duplex communication. However, it requires more expensive equipment to separate the signals at the receiver, and the signals can interfere with each other.

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    Frequency division multiplexing has two advantages: it allows different signals to be transmitted simultaneously over the same medium by assigning each signal a different frequency, and it enables full duplex communication. However, it requires more expensive equipment to separate the signals at the receiver, and the signals can interfere with each other.

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    CHAPTER 5

    Q1. Compared to the other multiplexing techniques, state two advantages and two
    disadvantages of each of the following:
    a. frequency division multiplexing
    b. synchronous time division multiplexing
    c. statistical time division multiplexing
    d. wavelength division multiplexing

    a. Frequency Division Multiplexing

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