Digital multiplexing

Digital multiplexing is a technique used to combine multiple digital signals into a single transmission channel. This allows for more efficient use of bandwidth, enabling various data streams—like voice calls, videos, and internet data—to travel simultaneously without interference. Think of it as packing several small items into one larger box for easier transport; once at the destination, the items can be unpacked and separated. This approach enhances communication systems, making them faster and more effective while reducing the need for multiple wires or channels.