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Actually, I am working on a project which requires transmission of data and voice between sender and receiver using various telecom technologies.I am looking for code and logic of transmission in TDMA and FDMA. Please suggest me.
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Richard MacCutchan 7-Jan-15 11:48am    
I suggest Google, and any technical books on these technologies. You should also take the time to read http://www.codeproject.com/KB/FAQs/QuickAnswersFAQ.aspx.

Well, this isn't much of a question.

There are quite a few aspects to TDMA and FDMA. The crux of the difference (which you can find from google) is that TDMA provides multiple access to a shared channel via time slots whereas FDMA provides the multiple access to the channel via frequency bands. The actual implementation of these two really depends on the standard. For example, for both TDMA/FDMA there's going to be some sort of synchronization and assignment process (for TDMA, time slot assignment and for FDMA frequency channel assignment)... the whole process is described within whatever standard you're implementing.

As you may imagine, the coding and logic to these can be rather complex... or it can be simple (simple may be the case of a cheap walkie talkie, it transmits/receives on a set frequency until the user manually changes this). Again, it depends on the standard.

Ask more specific questions and I'm sure people will be happy to help.
 
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