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    Statistical time division multiplexing (STDM) is a technique where the transmission speed for a multiplexed circuit is determined statistically based on usage requirements, with terminals getting time slots as needed rather than a fixed allocation as in TDM. STDM allows more devices to connect to a circuit and provides more efficient use of the circuit bandwidth compared to other methods like FDM and TDM, saving costs. STDM is driven by data usage rather than a fixed time-based schedule.

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    Statistical time division multiplexing (STDM) is a technique where the transmission speed for a multiplexed circuit is determined statistically based on usage requirements, with terminals getting time slots as needed rather than a fixed allocation as in TDM. STDM allows more devices to connect to a circuit and provides more efficient use of the circuit bandwidth compared to other methods like FDM and TDM, saving costs. STDM is driven by data usage rather than a fixed time-based schedule.

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    Statistical Time Division Multiplexing

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    Rajendra Manakapure
    Statistical time division multiplexing (STDM) is a technique where the transmission speed for a multiplexed circuit is determined statistically based on usage requirements, with terminals getting time slots as needed rather than a fixed allocation as in TDM. STDM allows more devices to connect to a circuit and provides more efficient use of the circuit bandwidth compared to other methods like FDM and TDM, saving costs. STDM is driven by data usage rather than a fixed time-based schedule.

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    STATISTICAL TIME DIVISION MULTIPLEXING (STDM)

    STDM IS CALLED STATISTICAL BECAUSE SELECTING THE TRANSMISSION SPEED FOR THE MULTIPLEXED CIRCUIT IS BASED ON A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE USAGE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CIRCUITS TO BE MULTIPLEXED. EACH TERMINAL WITH DATA TO TRANSMIT IS GIVEN A TIME SLOT, JUST AS WITH TDM, WHEREAS TERMINALS WITH NO DATA TO TRANSMIT ARE GIVEN NO TIME SLOT. STDM ALLOWS MORE TERMINALS OR COMPUTERS TO BE CONNECTED TO A CIRCUIT THAN FDM OR TDM. THE KEY BENEFIT OF STDM IS THAT IT PROVIDES MORE EFFICIENT USE OF THE CIRCUIT AND SAVE MONEY, YOU CAN BUY A LOWER SPEED, LESS EXPENSIVE CIRCUIT THAN YOU COULD USING FDM OR TDM. TDM DRIVE BY TIME AND STDM IS DRIVE BY DATA. STATISTICAL MULTIPLEXERS ARE MORE COMPLEX THAN TIME DIVISION MULTIPLEXERS. THEY PROVIDE BUFFERS, DATA COMPRESSION, ACCUMULATION OF NETWORK PERFORMANCE STATISTICS, REPORTING OF THE STATISTICS, SUPPORT FOR DIGITAL DATA, AND INTEGRATED MODEM CAPABILITIES.

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