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FDMA

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What is FDMA?

Frequency-division multiple access (FDMA) is a channel access method used in multiple-access protocols as a channelization protocol. FDMA assigns individual frequencies (or frequency bands) to each user to allow multiple users to transmit concurrently. Each user has exclusive use of their assigned frequency band for the duration of their transmission.

What other technologies are related to FDMA?

FDMA Competitor Technologies

Time Division Multiple Access is an alternative multiple access scheme to FDMA.
mentioned alongside FDMA in 41% (327) of relevant job posts
Linkway is a type of SATCOM technology and likely uses a different multiple access scheme, making it a competitor.
mentioned alongside FDMA in 60% (190) of relevant job posts
iDirect is a SATCOM technology and likely uses a different multiple access scheme, making it a competitor.
mentioned alongside FDMA in 17% (131) of relevant job posts

FDMA Complementary Technologies

Satellite radios use FDMA for their communication.
mentioned alongside FDMA in 95% (61) of relevant job posts
A redundancy switch improves the reliability of an FDMA system by providing failover capabilities.
mentioned alongside FDMA in 52% (79) of relevant job posts
Antenna motors are required to point antennas which are a part of FDMA satellite system.
mentioned alongside FDMA in 48% (79) of relevant job posts

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