Toslink, F0-5 and EIA-J

Most modern audio equipment uses a digital format to record and play audio. CD optical disc players and MP3 devices deliver the digital format to a user in analog form. But when transferring audio content between devices, the best way to preserve quality is to send it as digital signals through a digital-audio interface. For this purpose, optical fiber, compared to coaxial wire, is superior because it's immune to electrical interference that can deteriorate the quality of the digital signal.

Custom lengths or cable options are available upon request. Please contact sales@i-fiberoptics.com to prepare a quote.

(One of the first developers of the optical fiber link for digital audio was Toshiba©. Its TOSLINK ("Toshiba" plus "link") approach was widely adopted by other manufacturers and has become synonymous with optical digital audio connectors.)