Discussion
What is a frame in a time division multiplexed system?
Answer: B
A frame is one complete cycle through every channel, so it contains one sample from each and repeats at the sampling rate. The synchronising interval usually coincides with the frame but does not define it. A group belonging to one channel is not a frame. And the channel capacity is a specification rather than a time interval. Frame structure is what turns a pulse train into an addressable set of channels.
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