DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting)

Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) is a technology that allows radio stations to transmit audio signals digitally rather than through conventional analog signals. This results in clearer sound quality and less interference. DAB also enables multiple stations to broadcast on a single frequency, allowing listeners to access a wider variety of channels. Additionally, DAB receivers can display information such as song titles and artist names, enhancing the listening experience. DAB is widely used in many countries, providing an efficient way for people to enjoy radio programming with improved reliability and sound quality.