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Hi HubTechnical,<br />
Analogue normally uses AM (analogue modulation) where you have a high frequency signal and modify the amplitude according to the source signal, or FM (frequency modulation) where you slightly change the high frequency according to the source signal. There are also more complicated combinations of both.<br />
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Digital signals can use these methods but also use TDMA (time division multplexing) where each digital signal is sent one after the other.
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Hi HubTechnical,
Analogue normally uses AM (analogue modulation) where you have a high frequency signal and modify the amplitude according to the source signal, or FM (frequency modulation) where you slightly change the high frequency according to the source signal. There are also more complicated combinations of both.

Digital signals can use these methods but also use TDMA (time division multplexing) where each digital signal is sent one after the other.

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here is the practice question I'm stuck on:<br />
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Multiplexing is the subdividing of physical media &nbsp;into two or more separate channels. Analog signals primarily use ______ division multiplexing while digital signals primarily use __________________division<wbr /> multiplexing.
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here is the practice question I'm stuck on:

Multiplexing is the subdividing of physical media  into two or more separate channels. Analog signals primarily use ______ division multiplexing while digital signals primarily use __________________division multiplexing.

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Are you sure? &nbsp;I thought it was AM for the first? &nbsp;:confused:
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Are you sure?  I thought it was AM for the first?  :confused:

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What kind of multiplexing do analog signals primarily use? &nbsp;What about digital signals?
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What kind of multiplexing do analog signals primarily use?  What about digital signals?

question about multiplexing?

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