Frequency Division Multiple Access (FDMA) is a method of channel access control in which the available frequency band is divided into several separate channels, each of which is assigned to a single user or group of users. This technique is often used in wireless communication systems to make efficient use of bandwidth and allow multiple signals to be transmitted simultaneously.
The main features of FDMA are:
Frequency division: dividing the frequency spectrum into multiple narrowband channels.
Channel assignment: Each user is assigned a specific frequency channel for exclusive use.
Simultaneous transmission: Allows multiple users to transmit data simultaneously over different frequency channels.
Low interference: Minimizes interference by using separate frequency channels.
The advantages of FDMA include:
Simple implementation: FDMA is technically relatively easy to implement and does not require complex algorithms.
Stable connections: Providing stable and continuous connections for users.
Efficient utilization: Effective use of the frequency spectrum by splitting it into multiple channels.
