Upman, you may be correct about TDMA being a method not a protocol. However, since the Academie Francaise has no issued a formal opinion on this, and multiple respectable sources including the University of Rochester, Ubiquiti Networks, and others, all expressly say that FDMA, CDMA, and TDMA are protocols...
I think you'd have to find the patent applications and see how they define it, to win that battle. And if the term has been misappropriated and changed in common use? You'll win the batle but still not win the war.
Unlike TCP/IP, which is a protocol twice by virtue of its own name, TDMA offers no clue.
I think you'd have to find the patent applications and see how they define it, to win that battle. And if the term has been misappropriated and changed in common use? You'll win the batle but still not win the war.
Unlike TCP/IP, which is a protocol twice by virtue of its own name, TDMA offers no clue.