DVB-C (Digital Video Broadcasting - Cable)

DVB-C (Digital Video Broadcasting - Cable) is a standard for delivering digital TV broadcasts through cable networks. It uses digital signals to transmit television channels efficiently, allowing for higher picture quality and more channels than traditional analog methods. DVB-C encodes video, audio, and data into a digital format, which is then sent over cable infrastructure to compatible receivers or set-top boxes. This technology ensures reliable, high-quality reception, and supports additional services like interactive TV and data services. Overall, DVB-C is a widely adopted system enabling cable operators to provide a broad range of digital television services to viewers.