multiple-parameter transmission

Multiple-parameter transmission refers to sending several types of information simultaneously over a communication system, such as audio, video, and data, through a single channel. This process efficiently utilizes the available bandwidth, allowing different signals to coexist without interference. Technologies like multiplexing and advanced encoding optimize this transmission, ensuring that each parameter is accurately received and reconstructed at the destination. It’s a foundational concept behind many modern communication networks, enabling high-capacity, versatile data exchange in applications like internet streaming, telecommunication, and multimedia services.