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In message , Clive D. W. Feather
writes NP also applies to mobiles, but the mechanisms aren't necessarily the same. Years ago the base band from your phone was multiplexed in a group using FDM. Then these were multiplexed into larger groupings called supergroups. Is the system still the same? If so how does it get converted to the TDM of mobiles? Another question, having ADSL coming down the same line as my normal telephone, I gather it would need to be on a carrier of some sort or other, DSB,VSB,SSB with or without the possibility of suppressed carrier etc. anyone out there able to give me a clue? And what would the frequencies of the carrier be? -- Clive. |
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