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A digital coaxial audio cable is a type of cable that transmits digital audio signals using electrical pulses through OFC copper core. It carries digital audio data to transmit uncompressed stereo or compressed 7.1 surround sound formats, such as Dolby Digital and DTS. This cable provides a direct digital connection between audio devices and uses RCA-to-RCA male connectors with a 75-ohm impedance rating for proper signal transmission. Its shielded construction prevents electromagnetic interference. It is commonly used for connecting CD/DVD/Blu-ray players to receivers or soundbars, linking cable/satellite boxes to audio systems, connecting gaming consoles to home theater equipment, and transmitting audio from TVs to external speakers or soundbars. It ensures no signal degradation over reasonable distances and offers a simple plug-and-play connection that is widely supported across audio equipment.