Term: 6

Submission Date: 08/05/2021

Practical Number: 01

Course Code: ECE 91D

Section: JE801

Registration Number:11809254

Student Name: Rohit Krishna

Roll no.- 04

Aim: Observe wave forms of input and output of a TDM

circuit.

Apparatus required:
• TDM trainer kit
• Connecting wires
• CRO
• CRO probes
Theory:
Time-division multiplexing (TDM) is a method of putting
multiple data streams in a single signal by separating the
signal into many segments, each having a very short
duration. Each individual data stream is reassembled at
the receiving end based on the timing. It is used for long-
distance communication links and bears heavy data
traffic loads from end users. It can be classified into
Synchronous TDM and Asynchronous TDM.

Procedure:

ON TRANSMITTER SIDE

1. Connect the 1 kHz output of function generator to

channel CH0.

2. Connect the 2 kHz output of function generator to

channel CH1.

3. Give the clock signal for synchronization.

4. Check the input message signal of CH0 and CH1 on

CRO.
 5. On the output of transmitter side (multiplexer) we
gate sampled message signal.

ON RECEIVER SIDE

1. Sampled signal given to the input of demodulator

(on receiver side).

2. Clock pulse is also given to the receiver side.

3. And we get the output waveform on output of

demultiplexer.

Precautions:

1. All the connection should be right and tight.

2. Before giving power supply the connection should

must check by lab technician or teacher.
Learning outcome:

Today I learnt about the how to find the input and output
waveform of TDM (Time Division Multiplexing). It is a
type of multiplexing, in this technique signals are
multiplexed in time, domain and hence called as Time
Division multiplexing it is also used to transmit no. of
signals on a single transmission media and hence act as
alternative to FDM. PAM/TDM System.