Digital Audio Broadcasting

Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) is a technology for transmitting radio programs digitally instead of traditional analog signals. It converts audio into digital data, which is encoded and transmitted over radio frequencies. This allows for clearer sound quality, more efficient use of spectrum, and the ability to broadcast multiple channels on the same frequency. DAB also supports additional features like song titles, station logos, and extra information. Overall, it enhances radio listening by providing better audio quality and more station options within a reliable digital framework.