Carrier Frequency

by: zinka

This displays a table with several columns of information. In the first column, there are two rows labeled "Code" and "Carrier Frequency." Each row contains numbers that correspond to specific codes and carrier frequencies. The second column is titled "Data," which likely refers to data transmission or communication. There are three rows in this section, each containing a number. The third column is titled "TDM," which stands for Time Division Multiplexing. This method of data transmission divides time into equal intervals and assigns each interval to a different channel or user. The fourth column is labeled "Code," which may be related to the first column's codes, but it could also refer to another type of code. There are three rows in this section as well. The fifth column is titled "Carrier Frequency," and there are four rows with numbers in this section. The sixth column is labeled "Code," and there are two rows with numbers in this section. Finally, the seventh column is titled "Carrier Frequency," and it contains three rows of numbers.

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