Digital Amplifier

A digital amplifier is a device that increases the strength of audio signals using digital technology. Unlike traditional analog amplifiers that process continuous signals, digital amplifiers convert audio into digital data and then use algorithms to amplify the sound before converting it back to analog for playback. This method allows for more precise control, improved efficiency, and better sound quality with less heat and energy loss. Digital amplifiers are commonly used in modern audio systems, such as speakers, smartphones, and home theater setups, providing powerful sound with compact size and energy savings.