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Pls I need Information on setting up the decoding part of a time division multiple in optisystem. How can we setup the receiving part so that the signal would be received by each receiver based on the transmission time
Hi Taiwo,
You can setup a parallel-to-serial (PS) binary component at the transmitter and then a serial-to-parallel binary component at the receiver. For example, 4 separate lower bit rate signals (each at say 2.5 Gbps) can be combined to form a 10 Gbps signals at the transmitter and then de-multiplexed back to separate 2.5 Gbps signal at the receiver. For this design the only limitation is that the time slot is a bit period. If you want to simulate larger TDM frames then I recommend using our MATLAB component. Using MATLAB you can more easily organize the bit sequences into frames at the transmitter and receiver.
I hope this helps. Cheers