Audio Integrated Optical Fiber Socket is a connector module that combines audio signal transmission with an optical fiber interface and is used for high-fidelity digital audio input/output. It is usually integrated into audio devices (such as amplifiers, sound cards, TVs, or digital mixers) to transmit digital audio signals through optical fibers, avoiding electromagnetic interference and improving sound quality.
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Core functions and features
1. Signal transmission type
Digital audio: supports stereo or multi-channel, Dolby Digital, DTS and other encoding formats.
Fiber optic medium: uses optical signals instead of electrical signals to achieve electrical isolation.
2. Integrated design
Integrated module: may integrate photoelectric converters and digital audio decoders.
Multi-protocol compatibility: partially supports shared interfaces with coaxial cables.
Application scenarios
Home theater: optical fiber audio output connected to TV, speakers, and soundbars.
Professional audio: high-fidelity transmission of studio equipment and digital mixers.
In-vehicle system: digital audio fiber bus for high-end models.
