A Multiplexing Technique Where Multiple Users Use Distinct Carrier Frequencies

question 2

Multiple Choice

A multiplexing technique where multiple users use distinct carrier frequencies separated such that the modulated signals do not overlap is called

• A)frequency division multiplexing.
• B)time division multiplexing.
• C)separate channel multiplexing.
• D)common channel multiplexing.
• E)separate frequency multiplexing.

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