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TDMA is a communication technique used in wireless and digital networks to share a single channel among multiple users. In TDMA, the available time is divided into discrete time slots, and each user is assigned a specific time slot for transmitting their data. This allows multiple users to share the same frequency without interference. The receiver knows which time slots are assigned to each user and can decode their transmissions accordingly. TDMA is commonly used in technologies like GSM (2G), where each user is allocated a time slot in a repetitive cycle.