Product Title: Digital Optical Audio Cable (TOSLINK）
Color: Black
Diameter: OD 4.0mm
Connector Type: Square to Square (TOSLINK Standard)
Plug Type: Gold-plated connectors, premium finish
Cable Material: Flexible sheathing, oxidation-resistant
Purpose: Transmits audio signals from compatible devices—such as Blu-ray/DVD players, AV amplifiers, digital TVs, set-top boxes, and other digital audio playback equipment—to speakers or sound systems.
Compatibility: Suitable for TVs, computers, DVRs, set-top boxes, digital cameras, and other devices with optical audio ports.
Key Features:
- Wear-resistant gold-plated connectors
- High-fidelity sound transmission
- Eco-friendly PVC outer jacket
- Plug-and-play, easy to install
Packaging: Neutral pearlized polybag
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Advantages of Optical Fiber Cable:
1. Precision Micro-lens Design
Both ends of the fiber are equipped with specially designed micro-convex lenses, significantly reducing beam reflection inside the fiber wall. This shortens signal travel distance and maintains signal integrity even when the cable is bent. The focused beam minimizes transmission delay, reducing digital jitter distortion. The spherical lens design ensures tight contact with optical input ports, preventing connection misalignment and associated signal loss.
2. Immunity to Interference
Unlike traditional copper cables, optical fiber is unaffected by power sources or electromagnetic noise. It supports a high digital transmission bandwidth of up to 250 Mbit/s—far exceeding conventional digital cables—resulting in enhanced audio resolution and clarity. Ideal for use with CD/DVD/DAT/MD/LD and other digital audio equipment, it ensures high-definition sound reproduction.
3. Superior Digital Audio Transmission
Optical fiber is specifically optimized for transmitting digital audio signals. Compared to copper-based connections, which are susceptible to electromagnetic interference, optical cables deliver noticeably cleaner and more detailed sound. They are capable of transmitting multi-channel digital signals (e.g., to a digital decoder for 7.1‑channel surround sound), creating an immersive audio experience. Additionally, optical digital cables are widely used in high‑quality audio recording applications.