Time non-statistical) division multiplexing differs from frequency division multiplexing because it:
A)does not share a communication circuit
B)splits the communication circuit vertically with time slots) instead of horizontally
C)increases the wavelength and phase angles of the baseband frequency used for transmission
D)moves the baseband of a circuit by shifting it to a higher frequency
E)reduces baseband signal velocity more than frequency division multiplexing

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Time division multiplexing splits the communication circuit vertically with time slots, while frequency division multiplexing splits it horizontally by dividing the bandwidth into different frequency channels. The other options (A, C, D and E) are not accurate descriptions of the differences between the two techniques.

Time Non-Statistical) Division Multiplexing Differs from Frequency Division Multiplexing Because