Time Division Multiplexing (Connor Edwards)

Introduction
Time Division Multiplexing is means of data communication over a common data line using Synchronous Data Transmission

Synchronous Data Transmission
As all the data shares a common data line, the need to control what data is sent and where to is crucial. The way in which Time Division Multiplexing solves this issue is via Synchronous Data Transmission (SDT). Before a packet of information is sent via SDT, it is marked with a Time stamp with which the end-point of the data can use to make sure the data is in order and send back an appropriate response.