Digital Optical TOSLINK Cable

Optical TOSLINK Cable, also known as a Toslink cable, is a type of fiber optic cable used to transmit digital audio signals between devices. The name "Toslink" is derived from "Toshiba Link", as Toshiba was the first company to develop the technology.

Optical TOSLINK cables use a series of tiny fiber optic cables to transmit digital audio signals using light waves, instead of electrical signals used by traditional copper-based cables. This eliminates any interference or distortion that can occur with electrical cables, providing a cleaner, high-fidelity audio signal. The cables are commonly used to connect devices such as soundbars, home theatre systems, and gaming consoles to TVs and other audio devices.

Optical TOSLINK cables are typically made with a plastic connector that is designed to fit into a TOSLINK port, which is a square-shaped port with a small, rectangular opening. The connector is designed to lock into the port, ensuring a secure and stable connection.