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    This document describes the procedure for demonstrating time division multiplexing and demultiplexing using a trainer. The experiment involves using a multiplexer to combine two analog input signals into a single time division multiplexed output signal, and then using a demultiplexer along with a synchronized clock to recover the original input signals. Key steps include observing the input waveforms, the TDM output, and then the recovered outputs from the demultiplexer to verify the signals have been properly multiplexed and demultiplexed.

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    This document describes the procedure for demonstrating time division multiplexing and demultiplexing using a trainer. The experiment involves using a multiplexer to combine two analog input signals into a single time division multiplexed output signal, and then using a demultiplexer along with a synchronized clock to recover the original input signals. Key steps include observing the input waveforms, the TDM output, and then the recovered outputs from the demultiplexer to verify the signals have been properly multiplexed and demultiplexed.

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    This document describes the procedure for demonstrating time division multiplexing and demultiplexing using a trainer. The experiment involves using a multiplexer to combine two analog input signals into a single time division multiplexed output signal, and then using a demultiplexer along with a synchronized clock to recover the original input signals. Key steps include observing the input waveforms, the TDM output, and then the recovered outputs from the demultiplexer to verify the signals have been properly multiplexed and demultiplexed.

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    G.N.I.T.

    S – ETM DEPARTMENT

    Time Division Multiplexing & Demultingplexing

    Aim: To study the operation of Time Division Multiplexing & Demultiplexing.

    Equipment Required:

    Equipment Range Quantity

    Time Division Multiplexer & Demultiplexer 1


    Trainer
    CRO (0-20) MHz 1
    Digital Multimeter
    Connecting cords & probes.

    Circuit Diagram:

    TDM Multiplexer:

    CH–1 I/P 14

    TDM-PAM Output
    13
    CD 4052

    12
    CH–2 I/P
    10 9

    Control Input
    500Hz-15KHz

    Lab Incharge HOD, ETE


    G.N.I.T.S – ETM DEPARTMENT

    TDM Demultiplexer:
    CH–1 O/P

    TDM-PAM Input

    CH–2 O/P

    Control Input
    500Hz-15KHz
    Procedure:

    Multiplexer:

    1. Study the theory of operation.

    2. Connect the trainer to the mains and switch on the power supply.

    3. Observe the output of the AF generator-1 using CRO, it should be a


    Sine wave of400 Hz frequency with 3 Vpp amplitude.

    4. Observe the output of the AF generator-2 using CRO, it should be a


    Sine wave of 200 Hz frequency with 3 Vpp amplitude.

    5. Observe the output of the Clock generator using CRO, it should be a


    Square wave of 500 Hz to 15 KHz frequency with 5 Vpp amplitude.

    6. Now connect the CH1 & CH2 Inputs of the TDM multiplexer to the
    outputs of the AF Generator1 and 2 respectively.

    7. Connect clock output to the control input.

    8. Observe TDM wave form using CRO and sketch them.

    De-multiplexer:
    G.N.I.T.S – ETM DEPARTMENT

    9. Study the theory of operation.

    10. Connect the trainer to the mains and switch on the power supply.

    11. Connect TDM signal to input of TDM de-multiplexer from TDM


    multiplexer with the help of co-axial cable.

    12. Now connect clock from the transmitter through a coaxial cable.

    13. Observe CH1 and CH2 outputs. You will notice that the outputs are
    natural top sampled PAM signals.

    14. Connect CH1, CH2 outputs to low pass filters and observe the output of
    the filters and compare them with the original AF Signals ( at multiplexer
    inputs) using CRO, You will notice that both the signals are same in
    frequency and shape. Signal amplitude may be attenuated during
    smoothing process and this can be achieved by taking amplifiers output
    Select AC/DC coupling depending on the input signal.

    Observation on effect of synchronization:

    15. Disconnect clock from multiplexer and connect to local oscillator with
    remaining setup as it is. Observe CH1 and CH2 outputs and compare
    them with the previous results. These signals are little bit distorted in
    shape. This is because lack of synchronization between clock at
    multiplexer and clock at de-multiplexer. You can get further perfection
    in output wave forms by adjusting the locally generated clock.

    Expected Waveforms:
    G.N.I.T.S – ETM DEPARTMENT

    V
    AFGenerator-1
    (CH-1) Input t
    (400Hz)

    AFGenerator-2 V
    (CH-2) Input t
    (200Hz)

    Clock Signal V
    t

    TDM Signal V
    t

    V
    Demodulated signal
    t
    of AFGenerator-1

    V
    Demodulated signal t
    of AFGenerator-2

    Result:

    Reasoning Question

    TDM Signal
    G.N.I.T.S – ETM DEPARTMENT

    1. What are the different types of digital multiplexing techniques?

    2. Compare TDM and FDM.

    3. Mention the advantages of TDM system.

    4. What is significance of time slot?

    5. Explain the functioning of commutator.

    6. What are the drawbacks of TDM?

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