DABbroadcasting
DABbroadcasting refers to the transmission of radio programs using Digital Audio Broadcasting technology. This system offers several advantages over traditional analog radio, such as improved sound quality, increased spectrum efficiency, and the ability to carry additional data alongside audio. DAB uses a digital multiplex, also known as a bouquet, to group several radio stations together into a single broadcast. Listeners require a DAB-compatible radio receiver to tune into these stations.
The DAB standard was developed in Europe and has seen adoption in many countries worldwide, though its
Beyond audio, DAB can also transmit text-based information such as station names, program titles, and traffic