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ääniliitännöille refers to audio connectors, which are crucial components in the transmission of audio signals. These connectors allow for the physical connection of various audio devices, such as microphones, speakers, headphones, and audio interfaces. The type of connector used depends on the application, signal type, and desired audio quality.

Common types of audio connectors include TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) and TS (Tip-Sleeve) jacks, often referred to as 1/4-inch or 1/8-inch plugs. These are widely used for instruments, headphones, and line-level signals. XLR connectors are another prevalent type, known for their robust construction and balanced signal transmission, making them ideal for professional microphones and studio equipment. RCA connectors, often found in home audio systems, are used for unbalanced stereo signals.

Digital audio connectors like S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface) and TOSLINK (Toshiba Link) allow for the transmission of digital audio data, preserving signal integrity and offering higher fidelity compared to analog connections. USB audio interfaces have also become increasingly popular, enabling the direct connection of audio devices to computers for recording and playback. The choice of audio connector significantly impacts sound quality, interference susceptibility, and ease of use in various audio setups.