A TDMA radio uses what to carry multiple conversations sequentially?

In Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA), multiple conversations are carried over the same frequency channel by allocating separate time slots for each conversation. This time-slot assignment allows different users to transmit their data on the same frequency without interfering with one another. Each user has a designated time frame during which they can send or receive their communication, effectively allowing for multiple simultaneous conversations.

This method contrasts with other techniques, such as frequency division, where multiple channels are allocated different frequency bands, or code division, where unique codes are used to differentiate communications. TDMA's approach to managing conversations efficiently leverages time as the coordinating factor, making it a distinct and effective method in various communication systems.