Digital Converter

A digital audio converter (DAC) is a crucial component in audio systems, translating digital audio signals into analog audio for playback through speakers or headphones. It accomplishes this by converting digital data, typically in the form of binary code, into analog voltage signals that represent sound waves. DACs play a pivotal role in ensuring high-fidelity audio reproduction, as they influence the clarity, resolution, and dynamic range of the audio output. The reverse is also true with ADCs, Analogue to Digital Converters.