TWI (Time and Frequency Division)

TWI (Time and Frequency Division) is a method used to organize communication and data transfer by dividing signals into separate time slots or frequency bands. It helps multiple devices share a communication channel efficiently, avoiding interference. Imagine a busy highway where cars are separated by lanes (frequency division) or traffic lights that alternate passage (time division), ensuring smooth flow without collisions. TWI ensures that each device transmits or receives data at specific times or frequencies, maintaining clarity and coordination within networks.