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Übertragungsstrecken mit Zeitmultiplex

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Optische Kommunikationstechnik

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Die in der digitalen optischen Übertragungstechnik gebräuchlichste Multiplextechnik basiert auf dem Zeitmultiplex (engl. time division multiplexing, TDM). Hierbei werden mehrere Nutzkanäle mit niedriger Datenrate zeitlich ineinander verschachtelt über einen optischen Übertragungskanal mit hoher Datenrate gemeinsam übertragen und empfangsseitig durch einen Demultiplexer wieder in die ursprünglichen Nutzkanäle zerlegt [1].

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    Klaus Petermann

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Veith, G., Wedding, B., BüLow, H. (2002). Übertragungsstrecken mit Zeitmultiplex. In: Voges, E., Petermann, K. (eds) Optische Kommunikationstechnik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-56395-9_25

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